Satellite images show destroyed Iranian fighter jets after Israeli airstrikes

New satellite images show destroyed Iranian F-14 fighter jets at an airbase near Isfahan, following Israeli airstrikes earlier this week.

The images, captured by the defense intelligence firm Vantor, show multiple F-14s damaged on the airbase’s taxiways, as well as damage caused to three aircraft shelters and another structure.

The IDF said on Sunday that it had destroyed a number of F-14 jets in strikes at Isfahan, along with detection and air defense systems in the area.

The US-made F-14 Tomcats were supplied to Iran before the 1979 Islamic Revolution and are believed to be the last ones still in operation.

????Satellite imagery shows the aftermath of airstrikes at an Iranian base in Isfahan with destroyed fighter aircrafts from March 9th.

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— Soar (@SoarAtlas) March 11, 2026

Satellite images released by @vantortech also show damage to at least three aircraft shelters at the Isfahan air base (Shekari 8). Another structure also appears to have been totally destroyed by strikes.

Before: 22 February
After: 9 March pic.twitter.com/xd5HOT00Ym

— Shayan Sardarizadeh (@Shayan86) March 11, 2026