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4:41Now PlayingThe United States has, as reported, requested major commercial satellite imagery providers to indefinitely withhold visuals of the Middle East conflict zone, retroactive to March 9, significantly restricting independent verification of strikes, casualties and infrastructure damage. Planet Labs confirmed compliance, shifting to controlled access for sensitive imagery. While Washington has framed the move as necessary for operational security, critics argue it effectively narrows battlefield transparency and concentrates control over the conflict narrative. The development marks a sharp escalation in information control, with the war increasingly unfolding beyond the reach of open-source scrutiny, raising questions over what remains unseen as the conflict intensifies.
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