So this is a satellite image of a part of Lamerd, which is a city in southern Iran. If we zoom way, way into this building here, which is a kids’ recreational center, the only damage that I can spot is this very small hole in the corner of a building. But for the rest, I don’t really see a lot of damage. There are no craters. There are no collapsed buildings. And that’s very curious because despite Pentagon denials, we found that this is the site of a deadly U.S. missile strike. At this recreational center alone, at least four kids were killed as they practiced volleyball and soccer. Overall, U.S. strikes killed at least 21 civilians in Lamerd. My name is Christiaan Triebert and I work on the Times’ Visual Investigations team. We often look at satellite imagery to look for clues about what’s happening on the ground. We’ve looked at a lot of places where bombs or missiles have struck, and usually we see these kind of craters, we see these kind …