Satellite images show damage from Israeli strikes on Iran’s ballistic missile production sites

New satellite images show extensive damage at Iranian ballistic missile production sites following Israeli airstrikes last week.

One image, taken by the defense intelligence firm Vantor, shows multiple buildings destroyed or badly damaged at Iran’s Parchin military complex, south of Tehran.

The IDF said it struck Parchin on Thursday, targeting “factories for the production of explosives for ballistic missile warheads; complexes for the production of unique raw materials for missile engines; a facility for mixing and casting missile engines; and a complex used for research, development, assembly, and production of advanced cruise missiles.”

????️Satellite imagery shows impacts of precision strikes at Parchin Military Complex in Iran on March 6th. Multiple buildings are seen damaged or fully destroyed.

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— Soar (@SoarAtlas) March 10, 2026

Another image, taken by Airbus, shows multiple buildings damaged and destroyed at a missile production plant in Shahrud.

The military said it hit the Shahrud ballistic missile production site on Saturday, saying it was the facility where “most of the missiles fired at Israel were manufactured.”

The damage to Shahroud is extensive

More or less every building in the solid motor production lines was damaged, many destroyed. Several mixing & casting buildings, along with what might be non-destructive testing & premix buildings.

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— Sam Lair (@sam_lair) March 9, 2026