With Iran's fragile ceasefire expiring on Wednesday, new Bloomberg satellite data analysis reveals the scale of US-Israeli strike damage and the heightened stakes of a return to all-out war.

Krishna Karra, is Bloomberg News Senior Satellite Imaging reporter. He discusses how they received access to these images and the extent of what they learned about the strikes in Iran.

With Iran's fragile ceasefire expiring on Wednesday, new Bloomberg satellite data analysis reveals the scale of US-Israeli strike damage and the heightened stakes of a return to all-out war.
Krishna Karra, is Bloomberg News Senior Satellite Imaging reporter. He discusses how they received access to these images and the extent of what they learned about the strikes in Iran.

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