An ongoing Mannar gank campaign centered on 2025-11-08 saw Redeemer-led alpha-strikes against cruisers, strategics, and industrials, with an extended early-morning spike (07:50–09:12 UTC) and rapid follow-on counter-brawls. Despite Mannar's High-Sec designation in source data, behavior mirrors low-Sec style activity, so transit should be treated with heightened caution and escorted movements.
Mannar is currently under a high-intensity Black Ops spike, with Redeemer-led groups conducting rapid, high-value kills of cruisers and battleships within a narrow Saturday window. The peak danger runs 07:50–09:15 UTC, after which risk returns toward baseline but remains intermittently dangerous.
Mannar (Low-Sec, Everyshore) is under a concentrated Black Ops hot-drop campaign on 2025-11-08 led by Redeemer-class forces with Arazu support and stealth bombers, signaling organized, high-capacity strikes. Peak activity occurred 07:50–09:15 UTC, driving a CRITICAL threat level (4.0–5.0) with an advisory window from 07:00–10:00 UTC and guidance for covert cynos and rapid warp-off.
Mannar experienced a concentrated, professional gank operation during the UTC morning hours of 2025-11-08, with a coordinated Black Ops pack centered on Redeemer-class battleships. The advisory warns of an extremely high risk of instant and overwhelming attacks during the core window (07:50–09:11 UTC) and recommends avoidance or rapid routing to minimize exposure.
An organized Redeemer Black Ops campaign is targeting Mannar with coordinated hot-drops and rapid alpha strikes, concentrating activity on 07:50–09:12 Z on 2025-11-08. Analysts label Mannar as High-Sec, but threat behavior requires Low-Sec style caution and fleet-protected operations during peak windows.
Mannar is under elevated covert strike threat (Threat Level 4.0) following a single coordinated attack on a Mammoth hauler around 18:05 UTC. The attacker force comprises Cenotaph (Cloaked Covert Ops Battlecruiser) and Vulture (Command Ship), indicating a covert, high-DPS strike group actively targeting high-value industrial logistics during peak hours.
A single, high‑efficiency predation event in Mannar targeted a Mammoth hauler at 18:05 UTC, employing Cenotaph and Vulture, indicating an organized, covert economic predation. With a Code Red threat level for industrial traffic, attackers are covert-capable and command-boosted, suggesting a prepared cell rather than random piracy.