Day: July 14, 2026

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PatriotAlertUS: Welcome to @PatriotAlertUS Independent OSINT page delivering real-time alerts on geopolitics, military developments, and security events affecting the US and global stability. Focus: Primary sources, verified footage, and direct analysis. No polls, no legacy media spin.


Welcome to  @PatriotAlertUS

Independent OSINT page delivering real-time alerts on geopolitics, military developments, and security events affecting the US and global stability.

Focus: Primary sources, verified footage, and direct analysis. No polls, no legacy media spin.


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War Watch Intel: 🚨 EAM HEADER / PREAMBLE REPORTED Header Code: GPI7LB Reported by reagan0965 19:53 ZULU War Watch Intel — Live 24/7 on YouTube #EAM #HFGCS #OSINT #WarWatchIntel


🚨 EAM HEADER / PREAMBLE REPORTED
Header Code: GPI7LB
Reported by reagan0965
19:53 ZULU
War Watch Intel — Live 24/7 on YouTube
#EAM  #HFGCS  #OSINT  #WarWatchIntel

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Visible commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains far below the normal average of 130+ ship transits per day. Fewer than a dozen vessels completed the transit over the past 24 hours, all utilizing the Iranian traffic separation scheme, with no visible traffic using the U.S.-established southern route through Omani waters. This follows Iran’s attacks on three commercial vessels yesterday, continued U.S. strikes on Iranian military targets, and the latest escalation in which Iran also targeted a Kuwaiti Navy vessel during a broader missile and drone attack on the Gulf state adding uncertainty and risk to vessels who wish to transit outside of the Iranian approved manner. While so


Visible commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains far below the normal average of 130+ ship transits per day. Fewer than a dozen vessels completed the transit over the past 24 hours, all utilizing the Iranian traffic separation scheme, with no visible traffic using the U.S.-established southern route through Omani waters.

This follows Iran’s attacks on three commercial vessels yesterday, continued U.S. strikes on Iranian military targets, and the latest escalation in which Iran also targeted a Kuwaiti Navy vessel during a broader missile and drone attack on the Gulf state adding uncertainty and risk to vessels who wish to transit outside of the Iranian approved manner.

While some ships may be transiting with automatic identification system (AIS) transponders disabled and therefore are not visible on  MarineTraffic.com, the observable data indicates commercial shipping through one of the world’s most important maritime chokepoints remains severely disrupted amid the escalating conflict.
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MORE 🧵(1/3): Iran struck at least three vessels, including two Emirati tankers, on July 13 that were attempting to transit through the strait via the southern route along Oman’s coast. The Iranian attacks killed one crew member and wounded eight others. Iran has repeatedly used force to try to deter vessels from using the alternative traffic separation scheme along Oman’s coast because traffic through this route undermines Iranian efforts to assert full control over traffic in the strait. US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced on July 13 that it conducted another wave of strikes against Iranian military targets that Iran used to threaten shipping in the strait.


MORE 🧵(1/3): Iran struck at least three vessels, including two Emirati tankers, on July 13 that were attempting to transit through the strait via the southern route along Oman’s coast. The Iranian attacks killed one crew member and wounded eight others. Iran has repeatedly used force to try to deter vessels from using the alternative traffic separation scheme along Oman’s coast because traffic through this route undermines Iranian efforts to assert full control over traffic in the strait. US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced on July 13 that it conducted another wave of strikes against Iranian military targets that Iran used to threaten shipping in the strait.Institute for the Study of War (@TheStudyofWar)NEW: Iran has attacked at least three commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz in the past 24 hours, which indicates that Iran retains the ability and willingness to attack commercial shipping despite recent US strikes on Iran.

US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced on July 13 that it conducted another wave of strikes against Iranian military targets that Iran used to threaten shipping in the strait.

Iran responded to the US strikes by attacking US military bases across Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan on July 14.—  https://x.com/TheStudyofWar/status/2077193819087368356


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Ukraine-Russia war latest: Kyiv hit in fresh wave of Russian attacks after Putin vows ‘powerful’ response


Attacks come as Zelensky and allies vow to use war-tested Kyiv’s defence to protect Europe against Russian ballistic missiles

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War Watch Intel: ⚡ BREAKING NEWS Explosions in BushehrBushehr Province, Iran Source: 7:17 PM Reported by @weslester6474 War Watch Intel — Live 24/7 on YouTube #OSINT #BreakingNews #WarWatchIntel


⚡ BREAKING NEWS
Explosions in BushehrBushehr Province, Iran
Source: 7:17 PM
Reported by  @weslester6474
War Watch Intel — Live 24/7 on YouTube
#OSINT  #BreakingNews  #WarWatchIntel

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Footage of an Iranian Shahed-136 attack drone slamming into a warehouse in Kuwait earlier this evening. Strikes on both sides have grown from distinct waves to a steady drumbeat of attacks today as the Iran war reescalates.


Footage of an Iranian Shahed-136 attack drone slamming into a warehouse in Kuwait earlier this evening.

Strikes on both sides have grown from distinct waves to a steady drumbeat of attacks today as the Iran war reescalates.
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Footage of an Iranian Shahed-136 attack drone slamming into a warehouse in Kuwait earlier this evening. Strikes on both sides have grown from distinct waves to a steady drumbeat of attacks today as the Iran war reescalates.


Footage of an Iranian Shahed-136 attack drone slamming into a warehouse in Kuwait earlier this evening.

Strikes on both sides have grown from distinct waves to a steady drumbeat of attacks today as the Iran war reescalates.
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