Autumn is unfolding as it should—quite cool and rainy. Winter is arriving just as it ought to. For the past 16 years, we had been experiencing a severe drought; however, this year, after a radar installation was struck during the conflict, everything returned to normal. This is not a conspiracy theory—we experienced it firsthand.
Since this radar station was struck, the seasons have returned to normal. The facility was completed in 1997. If you look at the map you’ve prepared, you can see a dramatic increase between 1997 and 1998. Shortly after it was hit on March 1st, the weather cleared, the rain began, and, in short, the seasons returned to normal.
Satellite imagery from Planet Labs has now confirmed claims made by a number of Iranian-affiliated channels over the last few days, that an Iranian one-way attack drone, or other projectile, was able to successful impact and significantly damage the U.S. Space Force’s AN/FPS-132 (Block 5) Ballistic Missile Early Warning Radar System in Qatar, which is worth roughly $1.1 billion and is the largest radar operated by the United States in the Middle East.
Image credit: @planet
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