Spoke to @NikkiMcR from Rolling Stone about denials of civilian harm in Gaza, how crisis actor claims have spread on social media, and the harm these narratives can have. rollingstone.com/politics/po…

A first look at an apparent tungsten pellet from the U.S. strikes on Lamerd, Feb. 28. PrSM is designed to detonate above target and disperse thousands of these pellets outward. Our analysis shows they killed at least 21 people, including girls who were at volleyball practice.

Iran says one of its largest manufacturers of anti-cancer drugs was “destroyed” in attacks allegedly by Israel. The company’s location appeared on a map published by the IDF. I’ve contacted the IDF about it; their response so far has been “still checking”. 35.735861, 51.151469

filmed at around 27°28'25.84"N 52°38'38.32"E driving north

NEW: Myself and colleagues in Sky News' Data and Forensics team have confirmed that a photo of Mandelson in his underwear was taken in Epstein's Paris apartment. In a previous statement to Sky News, a spokesperson for Mandelson had said "No one can say who or where the photo was taken. Lord Mandelson has absolutely no idea or indeed whether it has any connection to Epstein at all." Verification by me and @SamDoak5

RT @goodwinallegra: NEW: Our exclusive investigation into ethnically targeted killings by the Sudanese Armed Forces and its allies. w/ @LHr…

THREAD: Last week we @LHReports w/ @SkyNews @sudanwarmonitor published an investigation into RSF actions against escapees from Al Fashir Much of the open-source material we analyzed didn’t make it into the publications many original posts have since been since scrubbed

I've mentioned that is wide availability of real footage that shows what's happening in Sudan, just go and follow people like @BSonblast @YousraElbagir @VistaMaps @sudanwarmonitor and others to see that. Further, here are some pieces that analyse that footage: Sky News: news.sky.com/story/tens-of-t… @bellingcat bellingcat.com/news/2025/11/… BBC Verify: youtube.com/shorts/1qmgBxtQL… @Cen4infoRes info-res.org/reports/displac… And many more.

A top RSF commander with knowledge of operations told us that at least 7,000 people were killed in Al Fashir in the first five days of RSF capture - with 300-400 people killed in some areas. Our investigation w/ @sudanwarmonitor & @LHreports: news.sky.com/story/tens-of-t…

"They chose people and executed them in front of us. They kill them and say bury your brother and we have to just pour soil on them with our bare hands." - Al-Fashir escapee.

A Sky News joint investigation with Sudan War Monitor and Lighthouse Reports reveals the harrowing fate of civilians and soldiers who fled Al Fashir. Watch the full investigation from @YousraElbagir on the Sky News app and YouTube channel. Read more ➡️ trib.al/LWuiWtR

Uploaded this morning, Al Mansi's militia with a new delivery of fresh produce and equipment, including brand new fridges and washing machines. Video filmed in Israeli controlled territory, at the militia's HQ.

Sky News reveals that Israel is backing four anti-Hamas militias operating behind the “yellow line,” the ceasefire boundary for IDF troops. Militia leader Hossam al-Astal said he and others – Yasser Abu Shabab, Rami Halas, and Ashraf al-Mansi – are part of a joint plan to “remove Hamas” and establish “The New Gaza.” His group operates less than 700 meters from Israeli positions, coordinating logistics and supply deliveries with the IDF through the Kerem Shalom crossing. Sky found similar coordination in northern Gaza, with militias receiving aid and vehicles via Israeli and PA channels, and possible Gulf backing, including ties to UAE-linked forces in Yemen. Al-Astal says, “Our project is ‘The New Gaza’ — no war, no Hamas, no terrorism.”

‘Israel may have agreed to stop fighting in Gaza, but it is backing armed groups that plan to fight Hamas to the bitter end’⁦@SkyNews⁩ report by ⁦@_BvdM⁩ ⁦@SamDoak5⁩ ⁦@celinealkhaldi⁩ news.sky.com/story/revealed-…

Israel is backing four separate anti-Hamas militias in Gaza, Sky News has confirmed. Militia leader Hossam Al Astal says they are part of an "official project" backed by Israel, the Palestinian Authority and unspecified Arab and Western states.