I've been looking at this report with @GlobalDryad for a few hours. Whilst it still remains unconfirmed, she was captured this morning at 0503UTC at 15.87864° N, 41.13219° E on satellite imagery.
@GlobalDryad One day of imagery isn't enough unless an official statement comes out regards to this, there are a couple of comments regards to an incident on Social Media as well. Again, it remains unconfirmed.
All we can do is sit and wait for imagery and/or wait for a statement from Iran, unconfirmed until proven otherwise.
Old images of the Saviz have begun circulating social media claiming to be from today and showing “evidence” of an “attack”. Anything new, I’ll share
Here’s what we know. Approx ~0145UTC the Saviz Vessel popped back onto AIS via @MarineTraffic, at 0503UTC @planetlabs caught her on plantscope imagery and then at 0644UTC she dropped off AIS again.
One clear video of an #Houthi Qasef-2K drone being hunted out of the skies by #RSAF F-15 Eagle.
Yes, as the comment has been made already and more people will say it, the drone, of course, is by far a cheaper option, the cost ratio of F15 vs drone is obviously 50x and more, with/without import costs on the drone....
Very valid point here by Thomas. I guess this comes down to full "bigger picture" - the last impact has taken out a single storage tank at Jizan Aramco site, for example.
Imagery from this morning at 0811UTC shows the movement of the #EverGiven in the #SuezCanal compared to yesterday via @planetlabs, efforts are still on going to completely free her but the rotation of her facing more northerly is easily observed.
High winds have reportedly swung her back to the "original" position (bow doesn't appear to be over "the line") before another tug attempt to move her is conducted. Back and forth she goes, but it's progress, right?
Side note, having the frequency of @planetlabs imagery is really great in bringing a new horizon (yes, I went there) to viewing global events like this.