The Truth Behind the Images: Debunking Fake Claims of Israel's Retaliation Strike on Iran

⚠️Multiple images circulating on social media claiming to show Israel's strike on Iran are fake and misleading.

🚀Satellite imagery confirms damage near a major airbase in Iran but does not provide conclusive evidence of the missile used.

🇮🇷 🇮🇱Iran and Israel offer conflicting reports on the type of weapon used, highlighting the lack of independent verification.

🔍Analysis of the images and videos reveals that they actually depict unrelated events, such as missile strikes in Lebanon and Gaza.

🏭One image showing a massive explosion in Iran is actually from a 2021 oil refinery fire.

Are the images showing Israel's retaliation strike on Iran real?

—No, the images claiming to show Israel's strike on Iran are fake. They have been debunked and proven to depict unrelated events.

What evidence is there of the damage caused by Israel's strike?

—Satellite imagery confirms damage near a major airbase in Iran but does not provide conclusive evidence of the missile used.

What do Iran and Israel say about the weapon used in the strike?

—Iran downplays the attack and claims small drones were used. Israel reports using air-to-surface missiles called 'Rampage' but there is no independent verification.

What do the images and videos actually depict?

—The images and videos depict unrelated events, such as missile strikes in Lebanon and Gaza, as well as a 2021 oil refinery fire in Iran.

Is there any independent verification of the weapon used in the strike?

—No, there is currently no independent verification of the weapon used in the strike.

00:00Introduction to the debunking of fake images claiming Israel's retaliation strike on Iran.

01:32Explanation of the images and videos circulating on social media, revealing their true origins.

03:38Verification of the damage near a major airbase in Iran through satellite imagery.

04:50Conflicting reports from Iran and Israel on the type of weapon used in the strike.

05:59Analysis of the images and videos showing unrelated events, such as missile strikes in Lebanon and Gaza.