Everyshore Intelligence Network

EIN-Advisory: Elevated Black Ops & Triglavian Dreadnought Activity in Adeel — HIGH RISK

Analyst: Everyshore Intel Network
Date: 2025-11-16
System: Adeel (Everyshore — low-sec)

Executive Summary

• Recent kills in Adeel show two concurrent threat vectors: coordinated Black Ops strikes (Widow/Panther + small tackle) and a capital-led Triglavian strike force anchored by a Zirnitra with multiple Vedmaks.
• Threat severity: Black Ops — real_thread 3.5/5 (high); Triglavian Dreadnought Swarm — real_thread 5.0/5 (guaranteed death for non-capital targets).
• Attack timings are biased toward off-peak and predictable windows: late afternoon/evening and mid-morning. Both windows have recorded lethal activity.

Observed Hits (Nov 13–15, 2025)

• 2025-11-13 18:15 EVE — Black Ops strike on a Gila. Composition: Widow, Panther, Jaguar. Result: Gila destroyed. (real_thread 3.5)
• 2025-11-15 10:21 & 10:35 EVE — Triglavian-led attacks. Composition: Zirnitra + 6–8 Vedmaks (in both cases); supporting Loki and Manticore on one engagement. Victim data obscured but force composition indicates system-level area denial. (real_thread 5.0)

Threat Pattern & Timing

• Black Ops: active during EU/early-US prime (example: ~18:15 EVE). Expect covert drops and bridge-ins to hit high-value single targets (ratters, isolated PvP/PvE cruisers, solo logist/haulers).
• Triglavian Swarm: active during quieter mid-morning windows (example: ~10:20–10:40 EVE on Saturday). These forces use capital anchors (Zirnitra) plus Vedmak swarms and supporting subcap elements to cleanse systems; operations timed to minimize third-party interference.

Immediate Warning — HIGH RISK

• Adeel is currently hazardous for unescorted subcapital and industrial operations.
• The presence of a Zirnitra + Vedmak swarm means non-capital ships have negligible survival chances in a full engagement.
• Black Ops presence means lone or lightly-scaffolded PvE ships (e.g., Gila) and transit freighters are vulnerable to sudden covert strikes.

Recommended Tactical Guidance (rooted in observed intel)

• Avoid Adeel during recorded Triglavian activity windows (notably mid-morning around ~10:00–11:30 EVE) until threat level subsides.
• Exercise extreme caution in the late afternoon/evening (~17:30–21:00 EVE); Black Ops activity has been recorded then.
• Do not rat, mine, or run lucrative PvE sites solo in Adeel. Boats like Gilas and unescorted battleships are prime targets for covert drops.
• Do not transit Adeel in vulnerable industrial ships (haulers, jump freighters) without dedicated, experienced escort and comprehensive scouting.
• Use cloaked/scout frigates for forward reconnaissance if transit is unavoidable. Prioritize covert scout(s) with multiple warp-in points and bookmarks.
• If you must operate in-system, favor highly mobile, stealthy hulls that can disengage quickly; avoid large, slow predictable warp-ins in belts or mission anomalies.
• Treat any sighting of Vedmaks or a Zirnitra as a system-level clear: remove subcap operations until caps/counterforces are confirmed in-system.

Observed High-Risk Platforms (by impact)

1. Zirnitra — Capital dreadnought: area denial and overwhelming firepower (highest risk to subcaps).
2. Vedmak — Cruiser swarm: core damage and remote repair; lethal in groups.
3. Widow / Panther — Black Ops battleships: covert insertion/alpha strike threat to lone targets.
4. Loki — Strategic cruiser: support/tackle/warping flexibility in swarm operations.
5. Jaguar — Assault frigate: fast tackle/finisher in covert strikes.

Closing
Adeel is currently subject to organized, professional hostile activity combining both covert strikecraft and capital-grade Triglavian power. Avoid non-essential operations in-system and route around Adeel where possible until sustained reduction in hostile activity is observed. Stay on guard for covert drops at predictable off-peak times; the Triglavian-capable presence elevates this system to one of the highest immediate local risks.

— Everyshore Intel Network (EIN)