Satellite Images Suggest Iran Hit US Radome in Qatar

Last Updated Jul - 11 - 2025, 04:55 PM | Source : Fela News

Satellite imagery shows a possible strike impact on a US communication radome in Qatar, suggesting Iran may have destroyed the installation. The incident raises

Fresh tensions have gripped the Middle East after satellite imagery shows a possible strike impact on a US military communication radome in Qatar, allegedly carried out by Iranian forces. The incident, though not officially confirmed by Washington, has sparked serious debate within global intelligence and defence communities.

The radome, basically a protective shell over sensitive communication equipment, is part of a larger US base infrastructure in Qatar. According to defence analysts, the damage appears recent, and thermal anomalies in the surrounding area hint at a high-energy impact, possibly from a drone or missile strike.

Iran, on the other hand, has neither confirmed nor denied involvement. However, a video circulating in regional media claims responsibility, celebrating the hit as retaliation for recent American activities in the Strait of Hormuz.

If the satellite imagery is proven to be authentic, it would mark a bold move by Iran targeting not just a sign, but a strategic move of US digital warfare capabilities in the region. Military experts point out that such radomes house critical communication arrays, which play a pivotal role in real-time operations and surveillance.

While the US defence Department has remained tight-lipped, several experts warn that this event if verified could lead to escalated confrontations. The Biden administration is reportedly reviewing aerial surveillance data to assess the authenticity of the strike and weigh possible diplomatic or military responses.

At the moment, the whole world is closely watching it. An area that is already surrounded by complications, an attack - can change the balance - whether proven or not. And in today's era, when the satellite eyes in the sky rest all the time, it has become more difficult to hide any bold step than ever.