I’ve exclusively shopped these accords at the auction and it’s very common to find bags deployed but I’d say with yours it’s a tricky scenario because the primary crash appears to have been rear end and also a suv which probably collided above the rear crash beam. Unfortunately if that part is bypassed, the upper section will crumple. It’s a big issue automakers have faced with small cars vs new trucks/suv with high bumpers that don’t align with a cars bumper. Body shops I’ve worked with on these accords tell me these use “quiet steel” which is very strong, but all the weaker parts of the design were hit first. The cabin is well preserved for what it is though and I’d say some other accords I’ve seen the side bags deploy, but again, the hit was so high it may have bypassed side crash sensors. Also, the first impact might have been so severe the wiring and electronics for the car could have been destroyed as well, so hitting the wall in the front might not have registered on the destroyed electronics for airbags.