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Mannar – 2025-11-15

EIN-Advisory: Mannar — High Danger Window (Thu–Fri 21:00–22:03 UTC); Enforcer + HACs Operating

Analyst: Everyshore Intel Network
System: Mannar (Low‑sec, Everyshore)

Summary

  • Mannar has produced a pattern of targeted, professional-level aggression over the last week. Attacks cluster in the late evening UTC window between 21:00 and 22:03, with two multi-kill events on Thursday and Friday.
  • Aggressors are operating Heavy Assault Cruisers (Vagabond, Ishtar) and a Force Recon (Enforcer). All recorded kills include destruction of escape capsules — attackers are actively hunting pods.
  • Average assessed threat rating for active aggressors: 4.23 — system classified as HIGH DANGER for solo/unprepared pilots during the noted hours.

Recent incidents (sample)

  • 2025-11-11 21:01 UTC — Tasaro Sunji — Vagabond — capsule destroyed.
  • 2025-11-13 22:01–22:03 UTC — Sien Motsu — Ishtar — Exequror Navy Issue + capsule destroyed.
  • 2025-11-14 21:09–21:12 UTC — Znuts Aurgnet — Enforcer — Imicus explorer + capsule destroyed.

Threat profile (what this means)

  • Vagabond (HAC): fast, high burst DPS; effective at chasing and finishing pods.
  • Ishtar (HAC): heavy drone projection for sustained area pressure and tackle control.
  • Enforcer (Force Recon): highest assessed threat here — flexible weapons, extended E‑War reach and covert capabilities make it suited to ambushes and pod hunting in low‑sec.
  • Consistent pod kills indicate attackers possess dependable tackling (scram/web) and follow‑through to eliminate capsules. Cloaked/covert tactics are likely.

Tactical advisory (do this if you must be in Mannar)

  • Avoid Mannar between 21:00–22:03 UTC on Thursdays and Fridays. If you can, reroute entirely during these windows.
  • If entry is unavoidable:
    • Travel in a prepared wing/fleet rather than solo. Bring point/tackle coverage and enough DPS to contest HACs/Enforcer.
    • Do not run vulnerable exploration frigates or single‑pilot haulers through the system in that window.
    • Use thorough D‑scan and probe sweeps on arrival. Assume covert-capable ships may be present; use multiple angles and short range checks before warping to cans or signatures.
    • Do not warp directly to cans, wrecks, or anomalies without first scanning and clearing the approach. Pre-warp bookmarks, aligned vectors, and a clear warp‑out plan save pods.
    • Fit for survival: consider tankier/combat hulls, point resistance, and warp core stabilizers where appropriate; bring local tackle/logi if operating in small gangs.
    • Consider clone strategy and implant risk management: attackers are killing capsules — treat pods as vulnerable.
    • Keep safes/warpin bookmarks outside main celestial approaches and use them when making quick exits.

What we are not saying

  • This advisory is based on a small but consistent sample of recent engagements. It does not assert the presence of a large fleet or named alliance backing — only the observed pilots and ship classes listed above.

Bottom line
Mannar is operating at a High Danger level for late‑evening activity, especially on Thursday and Friday nights between 21:00–22:03 UTC. Avoid the system then or enter only with combat‑capable support and strict scan/approach discipline — attackers will hunt both ship and capsule.

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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