Iran, Hormuz, and the wider conflict feed.
Over 198 OSINT, wire service, ISW, and squawk sources on a 120-second cycle. Tagged by region, scored for reliability, and filed in chronological order as events develop.
Iran Conflict Tracker and Geopolitical Intelligence
Intel Desk tracks 198 named source profiles on a 120-second cadence to track geopolitical developments relevant to energy, defence and macro markets. Live connection health is shown separately on /status. The feed covers the Iran–Gulf escalation, Russia–Ukraine, Indo-Pacific tensions and NATO–Europe defence signals.
Sources
- Tier-1 squawk feeds (FinancialJuice, ForexLive, ZeroHedge)
- OSINT Telegram channels with machine translation where available (Russian, Farsi, Arabic)
- ISW daily Iran assessments and Critical Threats analysis
- Public wire service RSS feeds (Reuters, Al Jazeera, BBC, CNBC, and others)
- GDELT event monitoring when the upstream feed is available
- Official government and central bank releases
- Energy-specific sources (OilPrice, Rigzone, Natural Gas Intel, EIA)
How it works
Every headline is scored for sentiment using keyword pattern matching, tagged by region, and checked against saved portfolio context where enabled. Critical routing requires corroboration and is subject to polling, processing and delivery latency. Multi-source stories show a verification chain with explicit REL A/B/C/D source grades so you can assess source quality at a glance.
The 23 March Trump / Iran / Brent replay is now published as one canonical, receipt-backed case file with six cited sources, a seven-point event tape and an 89-second first-sighting lead. New case files open only after the same reconciliation. Read the case file or open the live lead-time receipt log.
Who uses the desk
Energy traders running concentrated geopolitical portfolios. Macro researchers who need conflict-to-market awareness. OSINT analysts who need structured feed aggregation on a 120-second cycle. Defence sector professionals tracking supply disruption risk.