🇮🇶 | Satellite imagery shows damage to the ground support station and maintenance facility of the U.S. aerial reconnaissance and surveillance unit at Erbil International Airport in northern Iraq.

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🇯🇴 | Enhanced satellite imagery shows damage at the U.S. military’s Tower 22 outpost in northeastern Jordan, near the Syrian border, following the Iranian strikes, including the apparent destruction of a building used by U.S. forces.

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—It is a highly unprofessional and unethical approach to place a watermark on almost every picture, even on images that were not taken by your own office. Many channels are doing this. Some even paste their own watermarks on IRGC videos without any hesitation. It only exposes their frustration and their desire for attention and popularity.

Instead of informing the public responsibly, they end up exhausting and alienating their audience. This is not serious journalism. On one side, people are working hard to gather and verify information, while on the other, you are busy branding everything for exposure. It is sensationalism disguised as reporting.

Journalism should be built on accuracy, credibility, and editorial judgment, not on plastering watermarks over every image or turning every update into a branding exercise. What kind of journalistic standard is this?

Grow up.