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Israeli strikes before the ceasefire took out key railway lines in Iran, analysis by myself and @kteschneider shows - read more: #liveblog-body" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">news.sky.com/story/iran-war…
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Adam Parker
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Adam Parker
@aparkr
OSINT Editor @SkyNews. Verifying + investigating. DMs open or [email protected]. Part of the Data & Forensics Unit. Often found in the mountains.
London Katılım Mart 2009
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All five cargo ships came from Iranian ports and left the Persian Gulf. There were no inbound crossings of the strait
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Five bulk carriers, and no oil or gas tankers, transited the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, according to marine tracking data from @Kpler
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Iran has been diverting ships from the standard commercial shipping lane through the middle of the strait to its “safe corridor” in Iranian waters.
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The statement from Iran’s port and maritime organisation says “vessels must coordinate with the IRGC Navy and use the designated routes”.
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Iran’s maritime organisation has shared a new traffic scheme for the Strait of Hormuz avoiding “possible collisions with naval mines”.
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@BartGonnissen This thread increased my knowledge twofold. Thanks Bart!
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The full story about TSS - Traffic Separation Schemes (in Hormuz and elsewhere) in the link x.com/i/status/20388…
Bart 🌊⚓️@BartGonnissen
Iran's maritime authority has issued a redrawn traffic separation scheme for the Strait of Hormuz to "avoid possible collisions with naval mines. maritime-executive.com/article/iran-p…
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Adam Parker retweetledi
Nice short video from the @SkyNews team featuring @Kpler data and @MarineTraffic maps to explain the current situation in Hormuz following the recent comments of the the U.S. defence secretary.
Sky News@SkyNews
U.S. defence secretary Pete Hegseth says "many more vessels" are sailing through the Strait of Hormuz. Sky's @Chesh looks at whether the data backs up Hegseth's statement. 🔗 trib.al/qbbswDa
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Update, I was wrong. E-3G was a sitting duck 👇 x.com/i/status/20384…
Tom Bike@tom_bike
Satellite images going around show US 🇺🇲 E-3G Sentry cut in two by POSS ballistic missile direct hit at PSAB was imaged before parked at same place 👇
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US 🇺🇲 E-3G Sentry wreck spotted TODAY at
24.0637, 47.5460
Destroyed by Iran 🇮🇷 on taxyway to the W of apron where tankers and Hercules were hit. Left arrow.
To me looks like a lucky hit. NOT based on any type of Russia or China intel since she was taxiing.
OSINTdefender@sentdefender
Pictures show the total loss of 81-0005, an E-3G “Sentry” Airborne Early Warning and Control (AEW&C) Aircraft with the U.S. Air Force’s 552nd Air Control Wing based out of Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma, following yesterday’s Iranian ballistic missile and drone attack on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia. The strike appears to have purposefully targeted the most important part of the E-3, that being rear of the aircraft which holds its rotating radar dome, containing several sensitive instruments including antennas for the E-3’s AN/APY-2 Surveillance Radar System.
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Lots of talk around validity of the F35 clip released by the IRGC. Some thoughts from one of the finest experts we have.
Justin Bronk@Justin_Br0nk
If genuine: A pop up attack with an IR sensor tracking the F-35 from the ground. Likely seen flying by day Iran has small IR SAMs derived from Soviet AAMs like R-27T/ET. Might also be Saqr-1/2 (358/359) loitering SAM Q: why didn’t F-35 EO/IR/MAWS warn the pilot, deploy flares?
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Satellite image taken this morning shows ship on fire in Strait of Hormuz.
It appears to be in the same position as the Safeen Prestige that was initially attacked on 4 March. It matches the size but could be another ship.
Reason for it being on fire two weeks later is unknown.
Image by European Space Agency. h/t @detresfa_
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Adam Parker retweetledi
Cool video of how to use @MarineTraffic data to track the crossings in the SoH via @aparkr for @SkyNews
Sky News@SkyNews
A Pakistan-owned oil tanker carrying crude oil from Abu Dhabi took a huge detour while passing the Strait of Hormuz, staying close to Iran for almost 12 hours. Sky's Adam Parker says this could indicate Iran is allowing selected ships to pass safely through the Strait. 🔗trib.al/IX9PTC7
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HMS DRAGON arriving in Gibraltar this morning . #shipsinpics #ships #shipping #shipspotting @air_intel @WarshipCam
@NavyLookout @seawaves_mag @UKForcesTracker @HMSDragon
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@The_Lookout_N Hi @The_Lookout_N, Adam here from Sky News. Can you follow so we can DM? Thanks
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Do note the route, north of Larak Island and then close to the Iranian coast.
MarineTraffic@MarineTraffic
First non-Iranian cargo transits Strait of Hormuz with AIS on The Aframax tanker Karachi, carrying Abu Dhabi’s Das crude, has become the first non-Iranian cargo to transit the chokepoint while broadcasting its AIS signal, suggesting that select shipments may be receiving negotiated safe passage. According to #MarineTraffic data, the 237-metre crude oil tanker entered the Iranian Exclusive Economic Zone on 15 March at 11:33 UTC and crossed the Strait of Hormuz at 14:43 UTC. The vessel is currently sailing in the Gulf of Oman at around 9.6 knots, having successfully passed through the strait with AIS active. The transit follows weeks of significantly reduced traffic through the strategic waterway, with more than 20 long-range tankers reported to have exited the Gulf.
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Adam Parker retweetledi
With internet blackouts stifling info and w limited journalist access in Iran, we look at satellite images to gauge the extent of damage from US-Israel strikes on military & civilian sites
Quick analysis from @FreyaGibson123 @aparkr and I:
news.sky.com/video/share-13…
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