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@nytimes Visual Investigations journalist, with a weakness for satellite images. Austrian in NYC.
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Satellite Images Contradict Border Agency on Construction in Big Bend Satellite Images Contradict Border Agency on Construction in Big Bend

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By Christoph Koettl Verified, Ainara Tiefenthäler Verified, Luke Piotrowski Verified
| The New York Times Verified
new video loaded: Satellite Images Contradict Border Agency on Construction in Big Bend Back Satellite Images Contradict Border Agency on Construction in Big Bend Customs and Border Protection claimed that construction on a border security project in Big Bend National Park in Texas was limited to “survey and design” work. Visual Investigations’ satellite specialist Christoph Koettl tracked the activity and found evidence of patrol roads and vehicle barriers already being built.
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Visuals suggest US dropped 2,000-pound bomb on home in Iran, three killed

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By Christiaan Triebert Verified, Sanjana Varghese Verified, Christoph Koettl Verified
| The Telegraph (India) Verified
The New York Times found no indication of a military site near the family's home or any reports of military casualties from the strike, which Iranian authorities typically announce Christiaan Triebert, Sanjana Varghese, Christoph Koettl Published 01.08.26, 08:00 PM An excavator removes rubble at the site of a strike that, according to a security official at the scene, destroyed half of the Khorasaniha Synagogue and nearby residential buildings in Tehran, Iran, Tuesday, April 7, 2026.
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Visuals suggest U.S. dropped 2,000-pound bomb on home in Iran, killing 3

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By Christiaan Triebert Verified, Sanjana Varghese Verified, Christoph Koettl Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
(Visual Investigations) The United States struck a family home on Iran’s Qeshm Island overnight Thursday with a large-scale bomb, according to an analysis of videos, photos and satellite imagery by weapons experts and The New York Times. Iranian officials said the strike had killed a husband and wife and their 2-year-old son. The couple’s two other children were pulled from the rubble alive, they said.
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