GEOIMINT (Aryan)

Satellite imagery via @googleearth dated April 7, 2026, one day before the initial ceasefire of the 2026 Iran War, shows 2× speedboats partially concealed among trees on Kharg Island. The vessels likely belong to the IRGC Navy. C: 29.261371, 50.318697 • @GEOIMINT •

Satellite imagery via @vantortech dated September 10, 2026 shows 3× intact Iranian M192 launchers of the MIM-23 HAWK air defense system, locally known as Mersad, at an Iranian Army Air Defense Force (NEPAJA) site. C: 32.867527, 59.295772 • @GEOIMINT •

Two speedboats can be observed on the outskirts of the island. It is impossible to determine whether they are civilian or military vessels. C: 29.269170, 50.333295

On the outskirts of the island, four tugboats (images 1-2) and one supply ship (image 3) can be observed. They likely belong to the IRGC Navy, given their previous presence at IRGC Navy bases, particularly in an early 2024 satellite image (image 4). Other vessels can also be observed, but they cannot be identified due to the low image quality and are therefore not included in the thread. C [First Pair of Tugboats]: 29.225854, 50.348557 C [Second Pair of Tugboats]: 29.237225, 50.348954 C [Supply Ship]: 29.202883, 50.341825 C [Previous Presence at IRGC Facility]: 29.233002, 50.330608

The wreckage of what appears to be a catamaran can be observed here. It is too heavily damaged to be identified. C: 29.266964, 50.326114

The wreckage of a Nasser-class auxiliary ship can be observed at an IRGC Navy base. This particular vessel was shown being targeted in CENTCOM strike footage released on 19 March, 2026. C: 29.233917, 50.328617

Moderate damage can be observed at an IRGC Navy base. C: 29.247026, 50.328712

Various bunkers, likely ammunition depots, can be observed with heavy damage. C: 29.263762, 50.299755

Light damage can be observed at a military coastal facility; the exact type of facility is unknown. C: 29.273436, 50.292597

The destruction of another radar site can be observed here, likely an AN/MPQ-35 radar, along with damage to various surrounding infrastructure. C: 29.209984, 50.315954

The destruction of a Matla ul-Fajr 1 radar can be observed here, with heavy damage to the structures surrounding it. C: 29.260618, 50.301145

Damage can be observed at numerous other AAA sites across the island. C [Site 1]: 29.263258, 50.287223 C [Site 2]: 29.262018, 50.289772 C [Site 3]: 29.218724, 50.327829

Damage can be observed at numerous other AAA sites across the island. C [Site 1]: 29.265085, 50.309477 C [Site 2]: 29.273458, 50.294698 C [Site 3]: 29.271363, 50.284224

Aftermath imagery of an AAA site targeted by a GBU-39. I previously geolocated this site. C: 29.207732, 50.319422

The wreckage of a Majid SHORAD system mounted on an Iveco Daily 4x4 can also be observed on the island. C: 29.217542, 50.309369

Heavy damage can be observed at both MIM-23 HAWK sites present on the island. C [Site 1]: 29.252165, 50.306046 C [Site 2]: 29.218805, 50.308011

Two speedboats can be observed on the outskirts of the island. It is impossible to determine whether they are civilian or military vessels. C: 29.269170, 50.333295

On the outskirts of the island, four tugboats (images 1-2) and one supply ship (image 3) can be observed. They likely belong to the IRGC Navy, given their previous presence at IRGC Navy bases, particularly in an early 2024 satellite image (image 4). Other vessels can also be observed, but they cannot be identified due to the low image quality and are therefore not included in the thread. C [First Pair of Tugboats]: 29.225854, 50.348557 C [Second Pair of Tugboats]: 29.237225, 50.348954 C [Supply Ship]: 29.202883, 50.341825 C [Previous Presence at IRGC Facility]: 29.233002, 50.330608

The wreckage of what appears to be a catamaran can be observed here. It is too heavily damaged to be identified. C: 29.266964, 50.326114

The wreckage of a Nasser-class auxiliary ship can be observed at an IRGC Navy base. This particular vessel was shown being targeted in CENTCOM strike footage released on 19 March, 2026. C: 29.233917, 50.328617