Theti Mapping

Here is my best attempt at mapping the war in Israel - will update in the coming hours: google.com/maps/d/u/0/vie…

Very interesting: IDF Home Front Command sent an early warning to the towns along the Lebanese border and Golan Heights. However when the 2 Iranian missiles reached Israeli airspace 3 minutes later, the red alerts also sounded across the Lower Galilee & Haifa region.

Iranian 🇮🇷 channels: Mohammad Mehdi Farhadi, killed on March 2 ago by a US 🇺🇸 or Israeli 🇮🇱 airstrike in Hamedan, is the same Mehdi Farhadi wanted by the FBI for involvement in malicious cyber activity. Some reports identified him as a director in Iran's Ministry of Intelligence; others identified him as a member of the IRGC's cyber team.

State notified Congress today that it's greenlit the following sales: • UAE − F-16 Munitions and Upgrades • UAE − Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System – LIDS • UAE­ − Long Range Radar for THAAD • UAE − Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles • Jordan − Aircraft Repair, Return, and Spares • Kuwait − Air and Missile Defense Radars

Another indicator that Iranian air defenses in the southern provinces (Bushehr, Fars, Hormozgan, & Kerman) are stronger than they are in the western parts of the country. When Israel attacked the South Pars gas field they operated in a sector under CENTCOM's responsbility. Israeli media admitted the air sortie had to manuever to avoid active air defenses protecting Asaluyeh in Bushehr Province. And today Iran reportedly landed a hit on an American F-35 flying over their airspace. We don't know the circumstances of the incident yet so we don't know whether it was a Bavar-373 (which Iran has said can hit stealth aircraft with Sayyad-4B SAMs), or some lucky shot due to heavy anti-air fire, or some other freak explanation.

The refinery in Haifa is one of Israel's major oil refineries, with the other one located in Ashdod. The Haifa (BAZAN) refinery has a maximum capacity of 200,000 barrels per day. 70% of its output is for the Israeli market, supplying 50-60% of domestic fuel needs. The wider complex also includes a petrochemicals facility, storage tanks, and an electricity generation plant. Energy Minister Eli Cohen says the damage to the power grid in northern Israel is localized and that repair crews have already restored electricy to most of the affected areas (eastern Haifa and the Krayot suburbs).

More footage from the impact at the Haifa oil refinery, looks like they hit the eastern part of the complex.

Besides the above documentation there are two other sites that were hit by submunitions or fragments. Power outages were reported in some parts of the Krayot. There was also an interception over the Sharon area.

There are several reported impact sites in Northern Israel, including near the Haifa Oil Refinery.

BREAKING: Iran’s attack last night knocked out 17% of Qatar’s natural gas export capacity with repairs expected to take three to five years, according to QatarEnergy's CEO - Reuters reuters.com/business/energ…

Iranian social media is now reporting on the death of Mahmoud Ghanbari (pseudonym Haj Mohsen), Iran's Deputy Minister of Intelligence. His identity had been hidden from the public until his death during the first 2 days of the war. He was buried in Sari, Mazandaran Province.

reports about the elimination of an Iranian scientist specializing in the Aerospace field in the city of Dorud in Iran.

@BeirutIntelZone Yes it's in my pinned post

@ThetiMapping hey @ThetiMapping , are you updating a google map live with the changes?

Lebanon Update: Notable changes across most axes over the past few days have now been confirmed > 810th Mountain Brigade occupied sections of the Daf esh-Sheikh mountain peak on the Lebanese side of the border. From there they advanced towards the eastern outskirts of Chebaa and started demolishing chalets. > The Lebanese Army advanced from its border positions around en-Nouqar (south of Chebaa). They regrouped around the town's entrance, the local pharmacy, and the municipal building. > IDF continues pushing deeper into al-Khiam through the eastern part of the town and local roads on the far-eastern perimeter. The IDF is pushing into Khiam's northernmost neighborhood, Jlahiye, in an effort to sever the connection between the Radwan cells serving as a vanguard force and Ebel el-Saqi on the rear. > An IDF compilation of air/drone strikes proved that the 869th Field Intelligence Battalion is involved in surveying Khiam. The 869th Battalion is subordinate to the 91st Territorial Division. This indicates that the 91st Division is still involved in some operations in Khiam, while the headquarters and most of the manpower has been moved to the Bint Jbeil region. > The same IDF footage geolocated by @Me1Ray shows a tank firing at a Hezbollah cell hiding in a house in center of al-Khiam. This portion of the town very dense and contains winding alleyways and highly-elevated ATGM positions. > Given the use of tanks it's possible elements of the 7th Armored Brigade of the 36th Division are involved in the advance. The only other option is that the 401st Armored Brigade of the 162nd Division is split between al-Khiam and Ayta ash-Shab. > Hezbollah also acknowledges the Israeli presence in al-Khiam. They claim to have repelled an Israeli advance past the detention center.

@NUSTUFER Nah lol that's a photo of an LAF convoy in Chebaa

@ThetiMapping Please don't tell me they're using unarmoured Humvees and M113s in South Lebanon.

@Me1Ray Yes

@ThetiMapping *401st Armored Brigade

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> The 46th Battalion of 401st Armored Battalion continues pushing deeper into eastern Ayta ash-Shab. Demolition operations are already underway in full force in the town center. > The 46th Battalion is likely operating in lockstep with the 300th Territorial Brigade, which is organically attached to the 91st Division but currently operates under the 146th Division. > New infiltration attempts were reported around Qouzah and Beit Lif but there isn't enough evidence to alter the map. > IDF expanded control around the Jabal Balat Ridge (one of 5 points occupied before the war), to the east they've entered most of Ramyeh, including the municipality building. To the west the IDF advanced along Salhani road into eastern Marwahin.

> IDF pushed deeper into the Jdeideh neighborhood in northern Meiss al-Jabal. They advanced along the Marjayoon-Bint Jbeil road & the Krum Almurah park. The current focus is on infiltrating or squeezing Hezbollah out of the dense town center. There was also a minor incursion toward Blida's outskirts from the Yiftach post to the east. > No new IDF progress past the Al-Khanouq neighborhood in southern Aitaroun. The 91st Division has advance from the hills to the east into Maroun el-Ras itself. > The cutoff point between Maroun el-Ras and Hay el-Maslakh is rather arbitrary, but it seems like the IDF's operational objective is to advance along the slight less dense southeastern outskirts of Bint Jbeil so they can launch a two-pronged attack on the stronghold from both Maroun el-Ras and Aitaroun. > Israeli armored vehicles crossed the Lebanese border around Ein el-Khirba and advanced from south to north along Yaroun's main road, bypassing most of the houses located east of the road.