OSINT Editor @SkyNews. Verifying + investigating. DMs open or [email protected]. Part of the Data & Forensics Unit. Often found in the mountains.
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Sky's OSINT editor, @aparkr explains the data behind ship crossings in the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran war latest: trib.al/LtpK6tm
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Russian warship Neustrashimy has been filmed by the Sky News helicopter in the North Sea while it was receiving fuel and supplies from another Russian naval ship.
trib.al/HnqCmMp
With a little bit of intel we sent the @SkyNews helicopter to find Russian warship Neustrashimy in the North Sea
news.sky.com/video/share-135…
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.＠_annoaam explains how Sky News verified the identities of the 152 killed - including 120 students and 26 teachers - when a US missile struck an Iranian school on the first day of the war.
Scroll for full investigation 🔽
＠BarbaraGSerra | trib.al/VJCrUkZ
Iran appears to have seized another ship
UKMTO WARNING 057-26
Click here to view the full warning⤵️
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#MaritimeSecurity #MarSec
ALT UKMTO WARNING 057-26
Maersk confirms one of its ships, the U.S.-flagged ALLIANCE FAIRFAX, has safely transited the Strait of Hormuz and exited the Persian Gulf under U.S. military protection.
The ship had been unable to leave since Feb.
Thanks to @aramintagow for filming and the edit. And @MarineTraffic data of course!
MSC Francesca and Epaminondas have been 'seized' in the Strait of Hormuz waterway.
MarineTraffic data indicates both ships transited the strait with their tracking systems switched off, before reactivating them around the time the attacks took place.
Sky's @aparkr looks at what the tracking data reveals about the lead-up to the attacks.
🔗trib.al/nErYJKm
Adam Parker retweeted
MSC Francesca and Epaminondas have been 'seized' in the Strait of Hormuz waterway.
MarineTraffic data indicates both ships transited the strait with their tracking systems switched off, before reactivating them around the time the attacks took place.
Sky's @aparkr looks at what the tracking data reveals about the lead-up to the attacks.
🔗trib.al/nErYJKm
Satellite image shows two European cargo ships moments after they were attacked by an Iranian gunboat in the Strait of Hormuz.
The European Space Agency image was taken at 6.46am UTC this morning, just eight minutes after the second attack was reported.
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Israeli strikes before the ceasefire took out key railway lines in Iran, analysis by myself and @kteschneider shows - read more: news.sky.com/story/iran-war-…
Five bulk carriers, and no oil or gas tankers, transited the Strait of Hormuz yesterday, according to marine tracking data from @Kpler
Iran’s maritime organisation has shared a new traffic scheme for the Strait of Hormuz avoiding “possible collisions with naval mines”.
The statement from Iran’s port and maritime organisation says “vessels must coordinate with the IRGC Navy and use the designated routes”.
