Two professional threat actors are operating in Adeel: a Triglavian Clade strike force led by a Zirnitra dreadnought with Vedmak cruisers and Loki, and a Black Ops gang (Widow, Panther) aided by Jaguar for covert interdiction. Morning 10:00–11:00 UTC sees heavy capital/interdiction activity, while ~18:00 UTC brings covert BlOps ganks; avoid structure moves, capital transit, and solo cruisers during these windows and travel with cloaks or escorts.
Adeel is currently hazardous due to coordinated Black Ops strikes and a Zirnitra-led Triglavian dreadnought swarm threatening subcapital operations. The threat levels are high (Black Ops 3.5/5; Triglavian Swarm 5.0/5), with activity concentrated in off-peak and predictable windows.
Adeel (Everyshore) is experiencing escalating aggression, with Zirnitra capital projection backed by Vedmak escorts and cloaked Black Ops strikes against transit and PvE ships. The system is low-sec with minimal CONCORD response, and high-risk windows around ~10:00 UTC and ~18:00 UTC warrant avoidance and covert, rapid-disengage transit.
Adeel is currently an extreme hazard Low-Sec system with coordinated Black Ops hot-drops and a massed Triglavian deployment including a Zirnitra dreadnought. Transit and operations in-system are hazardous at all hours due to potential coordinated capital-level strikes.
Two high-lethality incidents in Adeel demonstrate concurrent threats: a Black Ops hot-drop destroyed a Gila, and a Zirnitra Dreadnought accompanied by Vedmak cruisers deployed in-system. The situation is near-maximum risk, driven by coordinated covert strikes and full capital-level Triglavian activity.
Adeel system is under covert Black Ops hot-drop threat. A single kill demonstrates a covert, high-value ambush using Widow and Panther, supported by Jaguar, signaling a dangerous pattern for non-capital ships in Adeel.
Adeel remains a Low-Sec system with an elevated, inconsistent threat profile. In the 03:50–04:10 UTC window, coordinated fast-tackle Garmur frigates and a Moros Navy Issue dreadnought were observed, raising the risk for sub-capital pilots.