New satellite imagery circulating through Iranian media has revealed the aftermath of precise strikes on key military installations in Kuwait and Bahrain. The photos provide a rare look at the structural damage caused by the ongoing regional escalation, specifically targeting hangars at the Ali Al-Salem and Sheikh Isa airbases.
At Ali Al-Salem in Kuwait, multiple direct hits were recorded on hangars that previously housed the Kuwaiti Air Force’s Airbus H225M helicopters. Further south in Bahrain, the Sheikh Isa airbase sustained numerous strikes across its warehouse and hangar complexes. One targeted building, traditionally used for P-3 Orion and P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft, was visibly damaged—though reports indicate the planes had been relocated to Aqaba, Jordan, just before the attack.
While official assessments are still pending, the imagery highlights the increasing reach and accuracy of the “Honest Promise” operations. For observers, these high-resolution captures are more than just battle damage assessments; they are a clear signal of the shifting security landscape across the Gulf.
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