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Exploring the Skyline: How we Located an Alleged Cartel Member in Dubai

In this guide we’ll show you how we narrowed down where an alleged cartel member was staying in a luxury Dubai skyscraper. By following the steps outlined below, Bellingcat helped establish that in 2023 Dženis Kadrić was renting a Dubai property owned by Candido Nsue Okomo the brother-in-law of Equatorial Guinea’s President. This was later confirmed...

Tue Jul 16, 2024 14:55
Houthi-Controlled Port Receives Vessel from Occupied Crimea After UN Inspection Body Grants Clearance

This article is the result of a joint investigation by Bellingcat and Lloyd’s List. The Lloyd’s List version of this piece can be found here. A Russian flagged vessel was granted clearance by a UN inspection body to call at a Houthi-controlled port after surreptitiously exporting grain from a western sanctioned terminal in occupied Crimea, an...

Fri Jul 12, 2024 15:32
To Blur Or Not To Blur: Exposing Finland’s Lakeside Neo-Nazi Meetup

A group of Finnish neo-Nazis and a few international friends have convened once again in Finland’s picturesque lake district for a secretive summertime festival. Last month, a campground about three-hours drive north of Finland’s capital Helsinki played host to the third edition of what the organisers call the ‘White Boy Summer Fest’, named after...

Thu Jul 11, 2024 17:04
Russian Missile Identified in Kyiv Children’s Hospital Attack

An analysis of open source evidence, as well as missile experts, have pointed to a Russian launched Kh-101 cruise missile being the weapon that struck a children’s hospital in Kyiv, debunking claims from pro-Russian accounts and actors that denied responsibility and sought to shift the blame for the incident on to Ukraine. The July 8 attack on...

Tue Jul 9, 2024 18:02
Analysis Reveals Damage and Destruction of Cultural Heritage Sites in Gaza

Bellingcat and our partners at Scripps News have identified damage at dozens of religious and cultural heritage sites in Gaza since the Israel-Gaza conflict began in October last year.   Satellite imagery as well as videos and images were used to identify the impact on sites that include archaeological treasures dating back thousands of years,...

Wed Jun 26, 2024 11:22
Civilians Trapped in Al Fashir as Rapid Support Forces Advance

A staggering 8.8 million people have been displaced since the start of the Sudanese Civil War in April last year, as the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) battle for control of the country. Currently the RSF is trying to take Al Fashir, the largest city in the Darfur region, and the last stronghold of the Sudanese Army...

Wed Jun 12, 2024 17:30

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