Israeli firm releases satellite photos of Beirut blast aftermath

An Israeli satellite imagery analysis firm releases fresh bird’s-eye images of the damage caused by yesterday’s massive explosions at the Beirut Port.

The photographs show that the blasts caused a 70-meter (230-foot) crater near the port, leveling the buildings immediately surrounding the site, and directly damaging structures up to two kilometers (1.2 miles) away.

In one of the photos, a boat can be seen on its side after being knocked over by the force of the blast.

— Judah Ari Gross

This photo released by ImageSat International on August 5, 2020, shows the effects of the massive explosions at the Beirut Port the day before. (ImageSat International)

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