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Satellite imagery indicates that the U.S. Navy amphibious assault ship USS *Tripoli* (LHA-7) is being deployed to the Middle East and has currently entered the South China Sea.

Satellite images from March 12 show that the USS Ford (CVN-78) aircraft carrier is operating in the northern Red Sea, just as it was on March 11.

Satellite images on March 12 showed that huge smoke rose from Oman’s Salalah port under Iranian attack.

Satellite imagery from March 11 shows that the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Ford (CVN-78) continues to operate in the northern Red Sea.

Satellite images from March 10 show that the dry dock at the Shanghai Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding Plant has been flooded, indicating that the Chinese Navy's Type 075 assault ship, the Hainan (LHD 31), is about to undergo maintenance.

Satellite imagery from March 7 shows that the US Navy's USS Ford (CVN-78) carrier strike group remains active in the northern Red Sea.

Satellite images from March 8 show huge plumes of smoke rising from Camp Brin, a U.S. Army forward operating base in Kuwait, after an Iranian attack.

On March 5, everything appeared to be normal at Tehran's Mehrabad International Airport in Iran.

Radar and satellite imagery from March 7 show USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77) still at Naval Station Norfolk. If sent to the Middle East, it could depart within 1–2 weeks, though deployment remains unconfirmed.

Satellite imagery from March 7 indicates that a building at Al Udeid Air Base was hit by an Iranian ballistic missile. The adjacent satellite communications terminal is assessed to have been destroyed as well. The damage is clearly visible compared with imagery from February 27.

Satellite images from March 7 show that the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) aircraft carrier remains operational in the northern Arabian Sea, approximately 324 kilometers from Iran. It appears that Iran's drone strikes were ineffective, and the carrier looks normal.

The USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77) aircraft carrier returned to Norfolk on March 5, after completing a 33-day sea training exercise.

Satellite images from March 5 show that a fire broke out in the Fujairah oil industrial zone in the United Arab Emirates after the interception of an Iranian drone, with thick smoke rising from the site.

@roadrunner54x @PerfectStratX No

@PerfectStratX @CHINAPLA1 Mizar vision

High-resolution satellite imagery captured the USS Ford (CVN-78) departing Souda Bay, Crete, on February 26.

Satellite images from March 2nd show thick smoke billowing from the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas after a US airstrike, and ships at forward bases catching fire and emitting thick smoke after the same attack.

Satellite images from March 3rd have circulated online claiming that the Chinese Navy's Shandong aircraft carrier (CV-17) has deployed to the Middle East. This is absolutely false information. The Shandong aircraft carrier has been undergoing maintenance in Sanya.

@MizarVision @Sadeghi1949 You, the imposter account, should shut up. I'm ashamed of you.

@Sadeghi1949 Thank you for marking us as a source, but in the future we would like to ask you to mark our account @MizarVision

وسط این اوضاع، چینی ها هم با عکسبرداری از طریق ماهواره MizarVision از جا به جایی نیروهای آمریکایی در خاورمیانه، مثل اینکه دارن قدرت‌نمایی میکنن جلو آمریکا که بگن ما همه چیو زیرنظر داریم! تصویری عالی و درجه یک از یو.اس.اس جرالد فورد در دریای مدیترانه #چین

@riskiomap In short, we did not arrive in Haifa on the 27th; we continued to witness it via satellite on the 28th.

@CHINAPLA1 It cannot be in port, it will be at anchor north of the port of Haifa.

According to AIS signals on February 27, the USS Ford (CVN-78) aircraft carrier was still operating in the waters southeast of Crete.

@riskiomap SAR satellite imagery from the afternoon of the 27th confirms this, and the ADS signal reappeared at 14:00 UTC later that day.

@CHINAPLA1 Don’t let stale AIS data fool you. Cross-referencing logistics (COD flights like RAWHD22) and regional reports confirms the #USSGeraldRFord is already off the coast of Israel. AIS signals are likely being spoofed or kept in EMCON for OPSEC. The "Steel Shield" has moved East.

Satellite images from February 27 show that the USS Ford (CVN-78) aircraft carrier is still operating east of Crete. Reports circulating online that it has arrived in Haifa are false; the carrier is currently operating southeast of Crete.