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Shin@hey_itsmyturn
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Shin (Dave), @hey_itsmyturn, is an Iranian independent reporter and OSINT operator covering launches, explosions, aviation and maritime activity. His public reporting has been cited or embedded in conflict coverage by ISW, ERT News and Philenews.
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- The War Zone
Embedded Shin’s post showing an interception over Business Bay, Dubai.
- The War Zone
Embeds an @hey_itsmyturn post about Bushehr during renewed U.S.–Iran strikes.
- The Times of Israel
Emanuel Fabian’s 08:31 live update embedded Shin’s Tehran post.
- The Times of Israel
Embedded Shin’s post relaying Bahrain’s Interior Ministry report of damage in Muharraq.
- CNN Greece
Linked Shin’s Tehran post in its coverage of the first U.S.–Israeli strikes.
- HuffPost Spain
Embedded Shin’s Tehran post in its opening-day attack coverage.
- Naval News
Credits @hey_itsmyturn for the lead image and embeds his report on the damaged Shahid Sayyad Shirazi.
- The Aviationist
Embeds Shin’s footage and report of a U.S. Reaper over Shiraz in its developing attack coverage.
- The Aviationist
Embeds an @hey_itsmyturn post showing a Reaper over Shiraz in its discussion of operations over Iran.
- The Aviationist
Embeds two Shin posts about videos associated with the reported search-and-rescue activity in Iran.
- Outlook India
Credits @hey_itsmyturn for the photograph accompanying its Bahrain and Kuwait report.
- Scroll.in
Embeds Shin’s Tehran post within its coverage of the February 28 attacks.
- ERT News
Embedded Shin’s reporting in its March 18, 2026 coverage of strikes on Iran’s gas infrastructure.
- Philenews
Embedded Shin’s June 8, 2026 post in coverage of strikes on the Mahshahr petrochemical complex.
- Blic
Credited its rescue-operation screenshot to X/hey_itsmyturn.
- HuffPost Greece
Embedded Shin’s Mahshahr petrochemical-complex post in renewed-strikes coverage.
- Institute for the Study of War
Cites @hey_itsmyturn in its March 21, 2026 Iran update, reference 16.
- Kathimerini
Embedded Shin’s Mahshahr post in its report on renewed Israel–Iran strikes.
- Naftemporiki
Embedded Shin’s Mahshahr petrochemical-complex post.
- Naftemporiki
Embedded Shin’s Asaluyeh post in coverage of strikes on gas infrastructure.
- OpIndia
Embeds Shin’s original Shahid Sayyad Shirazi report in its article on the vessel.
- Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty — Radio Svoboda
The publisher’s article PDF reproduces Shin’s Mahshahr post and author handle on page 2.
- SKAI
Embedded Shin’s Tehran post in its opening-day strike report.
- Star Greece
Embedded Shin’s Mahshahr post in its petrochemical-strike section.
- Ta Nea
Embedded Shin’s Asaluyeh post in coverage of attacks on Iranian gas infrastructure.
- ekriti
Embedded Shin’s June10 post on Iranian jets over western Tehran.
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