OSINT/Visual Investigations Reporter | Former @CNN-er | @RedSox fan

Joined September 2012
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Kuwait closes airspace, per NOTAM
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Qatar airspace shut down, per NOTAM.
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Bahrain shuts airspace, per NOTAM.
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Israel closes airspace, per NOTAM, to all flights except civilian/military flights with prior permission.
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Iraq closes airspace, per NOTAM, after explosions in Tehran/Iran.
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Iranian state media banner confirms Israel conducted military strikes on Tehran.
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Iranian state media flashing a banner that confirms smoke is rising in Tehran after explosions were heard.
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Iran has just closed its airspace according to a NOTAM. A0715/26 NOTAMN Q) OIIX/QAFLC/IV/NBO/E/000/999/ A) OIIX B) 2602280630 C) 2602281200 E) TEHRAN FIR CLSD
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The NOTAM ends at 1200 GMT/1530 Tehran time.
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Iran just closed part of its airspace above Tehran this morning according to a NOTAM. Planes use the airway in the red box to fly OVER Tehran (they don't land there). Planes landing in Tehran can still use it. The NOTAM ends on May 1.
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Protest in Zahedan, Iran. Some sort of smoke seen rising in one of the videos; both were taken outside of the Grand Makki Mosque during Friday prayers. There's unconfirmed reports (no video supporting) that claims authorities were firing live rounds at protesters.
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This wouldn't be the first time Zahedan has seen violence. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2022_Z…
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Most intriguing US strike in Venezuela is the 2 buildings on remote road above Fuerte Tiuna military complex. Right in the middle of that road is a large building with partially covered driveway. Wonder who may have been there? Imagery from @vantortech
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23 Jun 2025
.@BlackSky_Inc IDs additional damage at Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center, likely from US Tomahawks. The images are taken by their new Gen-3 sats (35cm), so can see a lot more detail. Have to wonder what was so important about the building the US hit at 32.583, 51.824
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22 Jun 2025
Digging further into the archival Maxar QuickBird imagery, a rough layout of the visible underground infrastructure at Natanz appears (in green). The strike locations are in red. Notably, the entrance building to these has not yet been targeted by a strike.
22 Jun 2025
What was hit by the US at Natanz? A 2003 image from when @Maxar was known as DigitalGlobe lets us see. The second image, shows what the Iranians built underground at Natanz. And it shows the second crater was targeting a second underground section of that facilities there.
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22 Jun 2025
Fordow is dramatically different from Natanz, where the Iranians constructed an underground structure and then buried it. All of the construction at Fordow, as seen in Landsat 7 images, was underground. And it was very, very deep. Hence why the US engineer the GBU-57.
22 Jun 2025
How did we get from a bit of remote land in rural Iran to the US bombing what's now the Natanz Nuclear Facility? Construction began in April 2000. Imagery from the since decommissioned Landsat 7 shows us the construction of the project over time.
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22 Jun 2025
How did we get from a bit of remote land in rural Iran to the US bombing what's now the Natanz Nuclear Facility? Construction began in April 2000. Imagery from the since decommissioned Landsat 7 shows us the construction of the project over time.
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22 Jun 2025
What was hit by the US at Natanz? A 2003 image from when @Maxar was known as DigitalGlobe lets us see. The second image, shows what the Iranians built underground at Natanz. And it shows the second crater was targeting a second underground section of that facilities there.
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22 Jun 2025
This hole that @MeraMeraska points out is almost 10 feet/a little over three meters. Which makes it the smallest crater generated by US strikes on Iran, so far. It's definitely a crater from a strike, but not convinced it's a crater from a GBU-57 at the moment.
22 Jun 2025
Replying to @murphy @Maxar
2 hits?(check upper left)
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