Footage shows officers from agencies including US Customs and Border Protection and ICE arresting people in public spaces, in places of work and outside residences. In some cases, it was unclear what agency officers were with due to a lack of clear identification.

The website was taken down for good earlier this week (after comment had been sought from David Do for our report) with a note stating that "data loss had made it impossible to continue operation"

Queensland Premier not convincing a new generation of rowers, or Pierre from Paris, to start practicing for 2032 Brisbane Olympics 🐊

Walking in the footsteps of ‘Ruslan Boshirov’ www.bellingcat.com/resources/ho...

Have always had a soft spot for the Traffic Scotland tool that allows you to track its creatively named gritters when it’s icy. David Attenbrrrr and William Wall-ice a touch of class 🥶 www.traffic.gov.scot/gritter-trac...

Here’s another from Bellingcat investigator @foeke.bsky.social, a tricky one asking users to identify the peak he he took this photo from

AIS data (left) and satellite imagery showed Zafar in Djibouti in late November. It is here that vessels entering Houthi controlled Yemen must report for inspection.

Zafar switched AIS back on once it was back out in the Black Sea. It was pictured by @yoruk.bsky.social passing through the Bosphorus Strait on October 14. See the matching lettering on the side of the vessel as well as the distinctive cream-coloured cranes in both images.

Satellite imagery, however, captured Zafar as it was loading grain at the Port of Sevastopol in early October

Sharing some good recent @bellingcat.com stuff. First, we worked with @afpfr.bsky.social to analyse destruction of Ukrainian city of Vovchansk. Story includes an interactive map detailing building by building destruction. 90% of city appeared damaged or destroyed www.bellingcat.com/news/2024/10...