A new military campaign initiated by Israel and the United States against Iran since February 28 has had a devastating impact on the Iranian ballistic missile program. Recent satellite images capture the destruction of key military sites, specifically showing severe damage to the Garmdarreh base near Tehran. This base, which is critical to Iran's missile capabilities, has suffered extensive structural damage, emphasizing the campaign's focus on crippling Iran’s military infrastructure.

The campaign, publicly backed by the Trump administration, has led to the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and aims to dismantle the political and military institutions of the Iranian regime. The satellite images further depict damaged entries to underground tunnels at the Khorramabad complex, indicating a well-coordinated strike on important military assets. The consequences of this operation extend beyond immediate physical destruction, raising questions about regional stability and the potential for escalation in tensions between Iran and its adversaries.

This concerted military strategy reflects ongoing international efforts to counter Iran's influence in the Middle East. The visible destruction showcased in the satellite imagery serves as evidence of the effectiveness of recent military operations and highlights the continued geopolitical struggle in the region. As these developments unfold, the focus will likely shift to diplomatic responses and the implications of this conflict for both regional security and global politics.