Hirofumi Yamamoto

@hirofumi-yamamoto.bsky.social

Editor, Visual Investigations I specialize in open-source intelligence, uncovering new facts and stories through innovative digital journalism techniques.

As with Fordow, the search for ventilation shafts and other small external structures are critical to helping understand the scale and purpose of underground facilities, such as those in North Korea. From AccessDPRK, NK's Largest Underground Facilities mynorthkorea.blogspot.com/2022/06/the-...

The Largest Underground Sites in North Korea

Kim Jong-un visiting the Kanggye Tractor Plant. Image: Rodong Sinmun, June 2013. There are over 2,500 underground sites in North Korea that ...

mynorthkorea.blogspot.com

NEW: Fire at Iranian Nuclear Site? Verifying Israeli Strikes with Video Following the Israeli strikes, aircraft have been avoiding Iranian airspace. According to data from Flightradar24, which tracks global air traffic, planes disappeared from Iranian skies.

A new satellite imagery analysis by Dr. He Yin of Kent State University shows that nearly all of Gaza's crops, tree cover and grassland have been damaged in Israel's invasion — devastation that some have said should be prosecuted as "ecocide."

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I believe the Kaliningrad and St Petersburg (and more?) spoof-jammers have increased their reach significantly. The area around Baltic Sea presently affected by electronic warfare directed at GNSS/GPS-receivers is enormous, larger than before. Bbl with a timelapse. Nb, this is reach at 10-30k ft.

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The death toll of Israel’s war in Gaza, according to this investigation, includes 266 entire nuclear families (two parents and their children) of three, 192 entire nuclear families of four, 171 of five, 121 of six, 50 of seven, 17 of eight, 10 of nine, 3 of eleven, and 1 of fourteen.

The lives lost in Gaza: A closer look at those killed in the conflict so far

The death toll from the war already dwarfs the numbers killed in previous bouts of fighting between Israelis and Palestinians in Gaza over many decades.

reuters.com