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Mannar – 2025-09-30 Monthly Report

Monthly Intelligence Report: Mannar System - September 2025

Overview

Mannar, a Low-Security system in Everyshore, sustained an elevated threat level throughout September 2025, averaging Threat Level 3.73 (High Risk). The system was actively hunted by two distinct, highly effective small-gang cores, leading to consistent aggression, interdiction, and deliberate capsule targeting.

Key Threat Actors & Victims

Most Noteworthy Killers (8 Max):

  1. Alexis glavor: Versatile solo and gang hunter (Vigilant, Tholos). Core member of the primary coordinating group.
  2. Jason Ozran: Primary tackler and heavy damage dealer (Lachesis, Deimos). Core member often securing final blows.
  3. Sick Artley: Heavy damage and tank specialist (Legion). Active during peak UTC evening strikes.
  4. Aladar Krahn: Primary solo predator (Garmur, Tholos). Excellent at targeting fragile ships and securing follow-up pod kills.
  5. Znuts Aurgnet: Strategic cruiser pilot (Proteus). Provided heavy support and was noted for capsule destruction.
  6. Cadhla Dioltas: Stealth bomber (Manticore). Acted as ambush/support for Aladar Krahn.
  7. Aladar Krahn Group: Name given to the Krahn/Dioltas partnership.
  8. Glavor/Ozran/Artley Collective: Name given to the primary coordinated small-gang threat.

Most Noteworthy Victims (3 Max):

  1. Venture: Industrial/mining ships were frequently targeted by the lighter, faster kill groups (Krahn).
  2. Manticore: Victims included combat ships, showing that even stealth bombers were pursued and destroyed.
  3. Vexor: Cruiser-class ships with poor fitting/tank were primary targets for the heavy strategic cruiser gangs (Ozran/Aurgnet).

Noteworthy Group Collaboration

Two primary group structures dominated the activity:

  • The Glavor/Ozran/Artley Collective: A coordinated trio (Vigilant/Lachesis/Legion) focusing on EW, warp disruption, and rapid heavy damage. Active primarily during UTC 21:00–22:00.
  • The Aladar Krahn Group: Aladar Krahn (Garmur/Tholos) often partnered with Cadhla Dioltas (Manticore) for fast, aggressive strikes against fragile/solo targets, dominant during UTC 20:00–02:00.

Summary of Monthly Activity

September in Mannar was characterized by consistent, high-lethality aggression, primarily concentrated in the late UTC afternoon/evening (19:00–22:00) and early UTC morning (01:00–02:00). The month saw multiple coordinated small-gang hunts. Early month activity was dominated by the heavy-hitting strategic cruiser/HAC group (Glavor, Ozran, Artley, Aurgnet), while later in the month, a shift occurred towards the focused, persistent predatory activity of Aladar Krahn tackling Ventures and other vulnerable solo pilots.

Both hunter groups consistently applied warp disruption and achieved rapid ship destruction, often immediately following up to secure capsule kills. This behavior indicates ruthlessness and an intent to maximize victim loss, making any transit or in-system operation high risk, particularly during peak windows.

Typical Ships Used in the System

Classification Killer Ships (Observed) Victim Ships (Observed) Strategic Cruiser Legion, Proteus N/A Heavy Assault Cruiser/BC Deimos, Vigilant, Tholos Vexor (variants) Disruptor/Logistics Lachesis N/A Frigate/Fast Attack Garmur (F-T), Manticore (B), Tholos (Disr.) Manticore (B), Venture (Indus.), Heron (Explor.) Industrial/Mining N/A Venture, Capsules

Trends

  1. Shift in Focus: Early month groups utilized heavy strategic cruisers/HACs; later month groups favored fast alpha (Garmur, Tholos) against soft targets.
  2. Increased Podding: Capsule destruction was a constant, deliberate tactic across all major groups.
  3. High Predictability: High-risk activities were reliably time-concentrated, allowing pilots to leverage specific safe windows.
  4. Target Diversity: Attackers engaged everything from Ventures to well-fitted combat cruisers.

Noteable Kills (Max 5)

Specific killmails were not provided, but based on the advisory details, the most noteworthy types of engagement included:

  1. Strategic Cruiser Gank: Destruction of a cruiser (e.g., Vexor variant) by the coordinated heavy-hitter team (Deimos/Legion/Proteus/Vigilant). (Sept 21-24 pattern)
  2. Industrial Loss: A solo Venture, Heron, or other vulnerable industrial ship quickly dismantled by a fast-attack frigate (Garmur/Tholos). (Recurring Aladar Krahn pattern)
  3. Stealth Bomber Elimination: A Manticore or similar combat/ambush ship destroyed, highlighting the hunters' ability to counter-engage well-fitted combat vessels.
  4. Coordinated Capsule Kill: Any engagement where a pilot loses their ship and is immediately followed up on for the pod kill, indicative of tactical ruthlessness.
  5. Multi-Ship Collapse: A rapid multi-kill event during the peak UTC evening window (19:00–22:00) where the Glavor/Ozran Collective managed to take down multiple ships in quick succession.

Recent Advisories

Mannar – 2025-11-18

TL 3.5

Current state in Mannar (Low-Sec, Everyshore) shows professional solo-to-small‑gang hunters using high-end hulls like Ishtar, Vagabond, Enforcer, and Hecate targeting cheap frigates and combat cruisers. Activity concentrates in primetime on weekdays between 18:00 and 23:00 UTC (peaking around 21:00–22:00), with Sien Motsu, Znuts Aurgnet, and Tasaro Sunji identified as the leading threats.

Mannar – 2025-11-17

TL 3.5

Mannar is experiencing a concentrated hunter-killer pattern targeting solo and lightly-equipped pilots in Low-Sec. Skilled solo attackers in HACs and Force Recon ships ambush and destroy targets during a narrow daily window, frequently destroying capsules.

Mannar – 2025-11-16

TL 3.5

Mannar (Everyshore) in Low-Sec is currently an active hunting ground where experienced HACs and a Force Recon Enforcer have been carrying out coordinated killings, tallying five ship kills with capsule double-taps from 11–14 Nov. The observed attackers—Sien Motsu (Ishtar HAC), Znuts Aurgnet (Enforcer), and Tasaro Sunji (Vagabond HAC)—operate in peak window 21:00–22:00 UTC on weeknights (Tue/Wed/Fri), indicating a scalable ambush pattern and a no-survivors approach.

Mannar – 2025-11-15

TL 3.5

Mannar shows a pattern of targeted, professional-level aggression concentrated in a late-evening window (21:00–22:03 UTC) with two multi-kill events observed this week. The attackers—Vagabond, Ishtar HACs and an Enforcer—are actively hunting pods and destroying capsules, with an overall threat rating of High Danger (4.23) for solo pilots during this window.

Mannar – 2025-11-14

TL 3.5

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 – 2025-11-13

TL 3.5

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 – 2025-11-12

TL 3.5

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.

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