Jamming is a good way to make sure everyone knows exactly where you are.
replyNot so much when dealing with radar sats. A jamming signal directed at a paticular sat can blank out hundreds of square miles from the SAR radar.
replyhttps://defence-blog.com/russia-is-jamming-european-space-ag...
Iran has their own satellites. They are also allied with Russia that has satellites and launch capabilities.
replyRussia has very limited numbers of SAR satellites, it's very unlikely that Iran has any.
replySpecifically, wikipedia suggests Russia has a grand total of 3 such satellites.
> Iran has their own satellites.
replyIt's probably safe to say they have been destroyed, jammed, or spoofed since the war started.
Not destroyed at least. Anything that big would show up pretty clearly, the US and other publish the orbital tracks of anything big enough to be a meaningful spy sat and it being destroyed would show up in that data.
replyBased on what? They said it would take a few days and now they're asking for $200,000,000,000.00 to continue it, because it's not going as planned and Israel is still getting hammered: https://x.com/search?q=israel%20sirens%20since%3A2026-03-19&...
reply> because it's not going as planned and Israel is still getting hammered
replyWhat makes you say that? Iran is a country twice the size of Texas, and dismantling the military-industrial complex of a massive country takes time and money. Iran was outed as a paper tiger last summer, and hasn't been able to meaningfully defend their airspace, navy, or commanders. They are being absolutely destroyed. The question is whether this will be sufficient to cause regime change before the country is sent back to the stone age like Gaza.
That is not safe to say at all. There is not reason to suspect that without any sources. Messing with satellites is a taboo approaching that of nuclear, every time someone test or mention anti-satellite capabilities it has made for international condemnation.
replySo please don't make unlikely claims up without any evidence.