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Why Google Maps Shows Rubble

81% of all structures are damaged per UNOSAT satellite analysis (Oct 2025) — this matches what you see on Google Maps and Maxar satellite imagery.

The map does not mean undamaged areas were "never bombed." UNOSAT classifies damage in tiers:

Destroyed — 50% (123,464) — total rubble
Severely damaged — 7% — visible rubble
Moderately damaged — 14% — appears damaged on satellite
Possibly damaged — 10%
Intact — only 19% — no detectable damage on satellite

Base layer uses real satellite imagery (Esri/Maxar). Brown/red overlay = UNOSAT-confirmed destruction.

Damage Legend

Destroyed / Rubble (50%)

Severely damaged (7%)

Moderately damaged (14%)

Possibly damaged (10%)

Intact — not "unbombed" (19%)

Strike Verification

Confirmed

Probable

Reported

Disputed

Satellite imagery base (Esri/Maxar) shows the rubble you see on Google Maps. UNOSAT: 81% structures damaged, 123,464 destroyed. Intact ≠ unbombed — see sidebar.