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Devon Lum

@devonjlum
@nytimes Visual Investigations. Previously @hrw Digital Investigations Lab
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    Devon Lum
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    Mar 4
    Iran has struck at least 11 U.S. military facilities since Saturday. @heytherehaley @riley_mellen and I found damage on or near communications and radar systems at 7 of them (no paywall link here)
    Iran Strikes U.S. Military Communication Infrastructure in Mideast (Gift Article)
    From nytimes.com
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    Devon Lum
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    Jul 11
    Before an ICE agent killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston on Tuesday, security camera footage obtained by The Times shows that the agents pursuing his van drove aggressively in unmarked vehicles. The videos only provide a partial window into the incident. Here’s what we know
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    Devon Lum
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    Mar 14
    U.S. military officials said the overnight strikes on Kharg Island targeted storage sites for missiles and mines, not oil. Sat imagery from today seems to square with at least part of that account; the oil depots don’t appear to be damaged.
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    Devon Lum
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    Mar 4
    Thread covering a few other radar systems potentially affected by Iran’s recent strikes
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    Devon Lum
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    Mar 4
    Replying to @devonjlum
    A few updates, with details threaded: - In Jordan, an AN/TPY-2 radar appears to have been hit - In Qatar, an AN/FPS-132 radar appears to have sustained damage - It remains unclear if the strike at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia hit an AN/TPY-2 radar
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    Devon Lum
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    Feb 24
    We covered some of the videos in this map in greater detail here (no paywall) nyti.ms/4s6n1BK
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    Christiaan Triebert
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    Feb 23
    Replying to @trbrtc
    Map by @pabloroblesg and @devonjlum for @nytimes, based on geolocated footage (red dots), as well as Mexico's Ministry of Security and Citizen Protection (green states where road blocks were reported). Blog with updates: nytimes.com/live/2026/02/2…
    Map titled “Where Violence Has Flared in Mexico.” Several Mexican states are shaded to indicate areas where roadblocks were reported on Sunday. Red dots mark locations where verified videos showed fires and violence, clustered mainly around Guadalajara in Jalisco state and in parts of central Mexico, with additional points near Monterrey in the northeast and on the Yucatán Peninsula. A label notes that Mexico’s most wanted cartel boss was captured in Tapalpa, Jalisco. Major cities including Monterrey, Guadalajara, and Mexico City are labeled, along with the United States to the north and Guatemala and Belize to the southeast. A scale shows 250 miles. Sources are credited to verified footage and Mexico’s Ministry of Security and Citizen Protection, with cartography by The New York Times.

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