Planefag report.
These planes were observed yesterday.
(We delay reporting when our reports might jeopardize a mission.)
US Army Cessna Citation callsign AZAZ0909 flying N over Cayman Islands. We had been tracking this plane over New England the day before.
MAGMA89 special operations command
near Cartagena, Colombia flying S and descending, possibly to land there.
Over.
Raised hand means stop?
Yeah, not a very good logo.
Can certainly be read to have the opposite meaning as intended.
OK, I looked. A Russian prop plane experienced severe damage to the nosecone area during a flight in Siberia, but the cockpit windows were undamaged. The report stated they flew through unusual weather conditions but did not specifically state a cause such as hail or lightning.
Secureteam10, meh. Sometimes they find good stuff, sometimes they hype stuff they shouldn't. I'm just adding this to a growing mental pile of unexplained phenomena awaiting further information.
Planefag R7
It's all good, anon. Welcome to ask. Don't take my reply as authoritative though. I'm just an anon like you who studies the movements of airplanes on radar maps; not a pilot.
My reaction to secureteam10 was based on some videos they made about things seen on the Google Earth maps of Antarctica and I spent weeks studying those maps a few years ago. Some of what they found was interesting but some was IMO purely hype and exaggeration and deliberate misinterpretation to get clicks from the gullible. So I take their reports with a grain of salt.
MAGA