CNN reported on the 6th that since the large-scale attack on Iran by the United States and Israel on February 28, the media has confirmed through satellite images that five locations with deployed radar systems in multiple countries in the Middle East have been attacked by Iran.
CNN published several satellite images in its report. The images show that the attacked radar systems are deployed in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar, and two locations in the United Arab Emirates.
The report states that four of the attacked locations have the radar systems of the "THAAD" missile defense system. These radar systems are the core of the US military's air defense system, capable of detecting incoming missiles and drones, and activating interception systems to shoot them down.
Iran Claims to Have Destroyed US Military Radar in Three Middle Eastern Countries
According to reports from several Iranian media outlets on the 6th, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps indicated that it has used missiles and drones to destroy US military "THAAD" and other anti-missile system radars located in three Middle Eastern countries.
The reports state that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched multiple groups of missiles and drones, destroying US military "THAAD" missile defense system radars in the UAE and Jordan, as well as the US military FPS-132 radar in Qatar.