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Sudan's El-Fasher Conflict: Evidence of Body Disposal and International Concerns

Originally Published 2 months ago — by AP News

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Satellite images suggest paramilitary forces in Sudan are disposing of bodies and digging mass graves in el-Fasher, Darfur, amid ongoing violence. The conflict has caused thousands of deaths, mass displacements, and a severe humanitarian crisis, with limited aid reaching affected populations. A tentative humanitarian truce has been proposed, but violence and attacks continue, complicating efforts for peace and accountability.

Hurricane Melissa Devastates Jamaica, Causes Over 50 Deaths and Massive Damage

Originally Published 2 months ago — by Bloomberg.com

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Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm, caused extensive destruction in Jamaica, especially in Black River where over 76% of buildings were damaged, leading to widespread power outages, infrastructure damage, and loss of life, with satellite images revealing the scale of devastation and ongoing recovery efforts.

Hurricane Melissa Causes Widespread Damage Across Caribbean Islands

Originally Published 2 months ago — by CBS News

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Hurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm and the strongest to hit Jamaica on record, caused extensive destruction across the Caribbean, especially in Jamaica where satellite images reveal significant damage to towns like White House and Black River, resulting in at least four deaths in Jamaica and additional fatalities in Haiti and the Dominican Republic.

Gaza Conflict Anniversary Highlights Ongoing Peace Efforts

Originally Published 3 months ago — by ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos

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Satellite images over the past two years reveal extensive destruction across Gaza, including entire towns like Umm al-Nasser and Al-Mughraqa, with thousands of buildings damaged or destroyed, significant displacement, and the destruction of most schools, amid ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.

Intensified Israeli Bombardment Turns Gaza City into Wasteland

Originally Published 4 months ago — by The New York Times

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Satellite images reveal that the Gaza neighborhood of Zeitoun has been largely destroyed due to ongoing Israeli military operations, with the area transforming from intact buildings to rubble as Israel prepares for a full-scale assault on Gaza City, raising concerns about widespread devastation and civilian impact.

Israel considers full military control of Gaza amid escalating tensions

Originally Published 5 months ago — by NBC News

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Commercial satellite images indicate Israel is preparing for a possible ground invasion of Gaza, with troop movements near the border, amid ongoing tensions and discussions about military and humanitarian strategies. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has expressed intentions to take control of Gaza to remove Hamas, while recent US-Israel relations have been tense, involving debates over humanitarian aid and the potential for a broader military operation. The situation remains complex, with international pressure and the risk of escalation.

NASA Satellite Footage Unveils Tunguska Blast Zone After 115 Years

Originally Published 6 months ago — by The Daily Galaxy

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Recent NASA satellite images have revealed the current state of the Tunguska blast zone from the 1908 explosion, which remains largely untouched despite its massive destructive force, fueling ongoing debates about whether an asteroid or comet caused the event and highlighting the importance of monitoring near-Earth objects for planetary defense.

U.S. Actions and Reactions in Iran's Nuclear Site Strikes

Originally Published 6 months ago — by Bloomberg.com

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Satellite images suggest the US avoided targeting Iran’s key research reactors at Isfahan during recent airstrikes, raising concerns about the impact on Iran’s nuclear program and international diplomacy. Iran responded with missile fire, and the strikes have intensified tensions and damaged non-proliferation efforts, with potential environmental hazards from damaged nuclear sites.