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الإشارات النشطة

قيد المراجعة · سلسلة افتراضية

النزاع ← نشرات الطيران ← تغيير المسارات

الإشارات النشطة · 4 / 7 الملفات / الأيام

مجموعة المقارنة غير مكتملة: تنقص سوابق مستقلة وأمثلة مضادة. تنطبق التعريفات على الجمع من 28 أكتوبر 2026، وليست عينة تاريخية مسجلة مسبقاً. لا احتمال متاح.

  1. تقارير نزاع · إيران / إسرائيل / الجوار

    الأدلة والأمثلة المضادةقد يخلق النزاع والدفاع الجوي مخاطر للطيران المدني تستدعي نشرات أو إغلاقات مؤقتة.0/0 · لم تُجمع مجموعة المقارنة بعد؛ لا احتمال7 أيام

    تعريف ثابت للجمع المستقبلي · الأصل بالإنجليزية

    At least 3 conflict dossiers in 7 days in IR/IL/IQ/JO/LB; independently verify drone involvement and common escalation before enrolment. → New EASA avoid-airspace CZIB or state NOTAM closure in affected FIR within 7 days; count episode once, even if multiple advisories.

    • EASA ·

      All of these NOTAMs have expired

      Reproduction authorised with source acknowledgement, unless otherwise stated
    • EASA ·

      On 24 June 2025, a ceasefire was agreed upon

      Reproduction authorised with source acknowledgement, unless otherwise stated
    • G7 / UK Prime Minister’s Office ·

      Iran fired hundreds of drones and missiles towards Israel.

      Open Government Licence v3.0 except where otherwise stated

    ملاحظات بحثية · خارج k/n · بالإنجليزية

    • 2024-04-13/14: EASA confirms temporary NOTAM closures in Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq and Iran and expiry on 14 April. Short-lived closures do not prove persistent restrictions.

      EASA ·

      All of these NOTAMs have expired

      Reproduction authorised with source acknowledgement, unless otherwise stated
    • 2025-06-13: EASA regional CZIB follows escalation; ceasefire on 24 June 2025. Need original first-issue archived bulletin and independent trigger chronology for a fixed-sample case.

      EASA ·

      On 24 June 2025, a ceasefire was agreed upon

      Reproduction authorised with source acknowledgement, unless otherwise stated
    • Positive authority outcome within the escalation, but do not infer a new EASA avoid-airspace CZIB. Three archive-trigger dossiers / same-escalation eligibility have not been reconstructed; kept outside the calibrated cases. Measured: EASA 14 April 2024: NOTAM closures in 5 named airspaces (Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Iran), all expired that day.

      EASA ·

      All of these NOTAMs have expired in the course of today, April 14).

      Reproduction authorised with source acknowledgement, unless otherwise stated
    • The original 13 June announcement and revised bulletin were both read. No counterexample implied by pre-existing advisories. Independent drone-trigger source DPPA and UK Parliament were blocked at robots; trigger threshold remains unresolved, so not enrolled. Measured: CZIB 2025-02 R2: issue 13/06/2025, revision 30/06/2025, valid until 07/07/2025; 5 affected FIRs.

      EASA ·

      13/06/2025

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    • FAA describes Iranian deconfliction NOTAMs before April 13 and during April 19, 2024, plus January 2024 UAS/missile operations. An existing FAA prohibition is not a new within-7-day warning, and cannot prove no EASA or state notice. Not an observed:false case. Measured: FAA SFAR 117 extension effective 3 October 2024; expiration moved October 31, 2024 → October 31, 2027. FAA traces original Tehran prohibition to KICZ A0002/20 on January 7, 2020.

      FAA / Federal Register ·

      from October 31, 2024, to October 31, 2027.

      U.S. government text: public domain; no third-party data redistributed

    الأدلة الناقصة · بالإنجليزية

    • EASA first issue on 13 June 2025 and 5 temporary state closures in April 2024 verified. Drone-trigger / ≥3 dossier eligibility and independent episode selection still need reconstruction.
    • No complete 7-day authority-notice history for a qualified no-new-advisory escalation; absence from search is not observed:false.
    • FAA SFAR/NOTAM history was read, but an unchanged FAA prohibition does not establish absence of EASA or state NOTAMs. April and June observations are research notes, not enrolled cases.
  2. نشرات الطيران لمناطق النزاع

    الأدلة والأمثلة المضادةتدفع قيود المجال الجوي المشغلين لاختيار ممرات متاحة وقد تغير مسارات الرحلات.0/0 · لم تُجمع مجموعة المقارنة بعد؛ لا احتمال7 أيام

    تعريف ثابت للجمع المستقبلي · الأصل بالإنجليزية

    A new avoid-airspace advisory or state closure for affected FIR after a verified regional escalation. → At least 10 civil flights explicitly attributed to conflict rerouting by the network authority within 7 days; exclude weather reroutes and cancellations.

    • EUROCONTROL ·

      did lead to many re-routings

      Copyright EUROCONTROL; reuse terms for this report unconfirmed; short attributed excerpt only; review required
    • EUROCONTROL ·

      EASA issued on 13 June a regional CZIB

      Copyright EUROCONTROL; reuse terms for this report unconfirmed; short attributed excerpt only; review required
    • EASA ·

      13/06/2025

      Reproduction authorised with source acknowledgement, unless otherwise stated

    ملاحظات بحثية · خارج k/n · بالإنجليزية

    • 2024-04-17 overview covering 8–14 April: reports many reroutings after closures on 13 April, but does not give a rerouting count. Network traffic grew 2.7% week-on-week; broad traffic decline is not interchangeable with rerouting.

      EUROCONTROL ·

      did lead to many re-routings

      Copyright EUROCONTROL; reuse terms for this report unconfirmed; short attributed excerpt only; review required
    • 2025-07-08 report: documents rerouting after 12–13 June closures; network-wide June flights total 1,037,256. That monthly network total is not a count of conflict reroutes. The 513 reroutes elsewhere in this report concern weather and must be excluded.

      EUROCONTROL ·

      EASA issued on 13 June a regional CZIB

      Copyright EUROCONTROL; reuse terms for this report unconfirmed; short attributed excerpt only; review required
    • Zero measured conflict-reroute counts supplied. Expiry of a NOTAM is not evidence that fewer than 10 flights rerouted. Neither cancellations nor network totals meet the effect definition. Measured: EASA: closures expired April 14, 2024; 5 named airspaces affected.

      EASA ·

      All of these NOTAMs have expired in the course of today, April 14).

      Reproduction authorised with source acknowledgement, unless otherwise stated

    الأدلة الناقصة · بالإنجليزية

    • Two measured counts of ≥10 civil flights explicitly rerouted because of conflict within 7 days, and a fully observed counterexample, remain absent. No zero inferred from missing counts.
    • EUROCONTROL report-specific reuse terms remain unconfirmed; weather reroutes and cancellations remain excluded.
  3. تغيير مسارات الطيران المدني

ملفات التفعيل (4)

قيد المراجعة · سلسلة افتراضية

تعطل الطاقة ← صادرات الوقود ← الأسعار

دون عتبة التفعيل · 2 / 30 الملفات / الأيام

مجموعة المقارنة غير مكتملة: تنقص سوابق مستقلة وأمثلة مضادة. تنطبق التعريفات على الجمع من 28 أكتوبر 2026، وليست عينة تاريخية مسجلة مسبقاً. لا احتمال متاح.

  1. حوادث منشآت النفط · روسيا / أوكرانيا

    الأدلة والأمثلة المضادةقد يقلص تعطل التكرير إمدادات الوقود ويدفع لقيود تصدير؛ وقد تعوّض الإصلاحات والطاقة الاحتياطية الخسائر.1/1 · لم تُجمع مجموعة المقارنة بعد؛ لا احتمال60 أيام

    تعريف ثابت للجمع المستقبلي · الأصل بالإنجليزية

    At least 3 oil-facility dossiers in 30 days in one country (RU or UA). Activation is a broad screening proxy: refinery/terminal identity and confirmed outage require manual verification. Do not pool RU and UA for probability. → A new national gasoline export ban or restriction announced within 60 days, compared with rules at episode start.

    • IEA ·

      Russian refinery outages added to product market unease

      CC BY 4.0 (web overview; full report has separate terms)
    • Interfax, relaying the Russian government ·

      Restrictions on gasoline exports have been introduced for 6M - from March 1 through August 31.

      Copyright Interfax. Republication/redistribution requires permission; no open licence. Short attributed excerpt and facts only; no bulk reuse.
    • Oxford Institute for Energy Studies / Andreas Economou and Bill Farren-Price ·

      Unit offline, restarted on 21 February.

      Copyright retained; no open licence verified. Facts and a short attributed excerpt only; no article or underlying data redistribution.
    • Interfax / Russian Energy Ministry ·

      lift the temporary ban on exports of gasoline from Russia starting on November 17

      Copyright Interfax. Republication/redistribution requires permission; no open licence. Short attributed excerpt and facts only; no bulk reuse.
    • تحقق · 2024-02-03

      Russia Q1 2024 oil-facility episode: three verified refinery/processing outages by 3 February; counted once · 29 February 2024 government announcement: 6M gasoline-export restriction, March 1 through August 31. OIES table 2 dates Ust Luga January 21, Tuapse January 25, Volgograd February 03; Volgograd unit restarted February 21. Baseline: prior gasoline ban lifted November 17, 2023, per the Energy Ministry report.

      Interfax, relaying the Russian government ·

      Restrictions on gasoline exports have been introduced for 6M - from March 1 through August 31.

      Copyright Interfax. Republication/redistribution requires permission; no open licence. Short attributed excerpt and facts only; no bulk reuse.

    ملاحظات بحثية · خارج k/n · بالإنجليزية

    • 2024-04-12: IEA describes Russian refinery outages and product-market unease. This overview supplies no measured export-ban effect. UA evidence must be collected separately; electrical-grid hits are not oil-facility cases.

      IEA ·

      Russian refinery outages added to product market unease

      CC BY 4.0 (web overview; full report has separate terms)
    • June 2024 analysis: Russian retail fuel prices remained stable; the cited Belarus import was less than 0.5% of one week’s consumption. Counterpoint to inevitable nationwide shortages, not an export-ban counterexample under our definition.

      Carnegie Endowment for International Peace / Sergey Vakulenko ·

      less than 0.5 percent of one week’s consumption

      Copyright Carnegie; no open reuse licence verified; short attributed excerpt only
    • Policy relaxation is established. A second independent eligible wave and complete 60-day history without a NEW restriction are not yet matched; not enrolled as observed:false. March and April 2024 hits are part of the same campaign, not independent successes. Measured: 21 May 2024: producers permitted to export until June 30; original restriction March 1–August 31.

      Interfax, relaying the Russian government ·

      suspending the temporary ban on gasoline exports for fuel producers until June 30, 2024.

      Copyright Interfax. Republication/redistribution requires permission; no open licence. Short attributed excerpt and facts only; no bulk reuse.
    • An extension is not automatically a new ban. A January wave and complete subsequent 60-day observation need matching; a single dated statement cannot establish absence over the whole window. Measured: 31 January 2025: existing non-producer ban extended to February 28; producers still exempt.

      Interfax / office of Deputy PM Novak ·

      The exception will remain in place in February.

      Copyright Interfax. Republication/redistribution requires permission; no open licence. Short attributed excerpt and facts only; no bulk reuse.
    • A genuinely broader restriction than the pre-existing non-producer ban. Do not enrol until three qualifying refinery outages within the preceding episode, episode onset and independence are verified; original government.ru decree remains unread because the host timed out. Measured: 28 July 2025: restrictions extended to producers through 31 August 2025, inclusive.

      Interfax, relaying the Russian government ·

      ограничения на экспорт бензина на непосредственных производителей нефтепродуктов.

      Copyright Interfax. Republication/redistribution requires permission; no open licence. Short attributed excerpt and facts only; no bulk reuse.
    • Do not count the July, August and September extensions as separate independent refinery crises. A changed expiry alone does not prove a newly triggered ban. Measured: 30 September 2025: gasoline restriction extended to December 31, 2025 for all exporters, including producers.

      Interfax, relaying the Russian government ·

      until December 31, 2025 inclusive for all exporters

      Copyright Interfax. Republication/redistribution requires permission; no open licence. Short attributed excerpt and facts only; no bulk reuse.

    الأدلة الناقصة · بالإنجليزية

    • One retrospective observed policy case is recorded, but prospective sampling eligibility / exact onset and 60-day quiet-period audit remain incomplete; comparisonReady stays false.
    • Second independent refinery-wave precedent and a fully observed 60-day no-new-restriction counterexample missing. Do not count 2024 subwaves or 2025 extensions as independent crises.
    • Original government.ru decrees unavailable (connection timeout). Interfax is a readable relay, not an open-licensed primary decree. Confirm decrees and RU-specific throughput; UA remains separate.
  2. إنتاج الوقود وقيود التصدير

    الأدلة والأمثلة المضادةقد يشدد نقص الصادرات أسواق الاستيراد، لكن الطلب والموردين البديلين يؤثرون أيضاً على الأسعار.0/0 · لم تُجمع مجموعة المقارنة بعد؛ لا احتمال60 أيام

    تعريف ثابت للجمع المستقبلي · الأصل بالإنجليزية

    An independently verified new national gasoline export restriction after an eligible energy episode. → EU weekly automotive diesel price (tax-inclusive, EUR/litre) rises at least 5% from last pre-restriction observation within 60 days; freeze series and country weights before enrolment.

    • IEA ·

      Russian refinery outages added to product market unease

      CC BY 4.0 (web overview; full report has separate terms)

    ملاحظات بحثية · خارج k/n · بالإنجليزية

    • 2024-04-05: IEA reports Brent above $90/bbl, nearly $8/bbl above early March. This is crude, not EU diesel, and several simultaneous drivers are named; not an eligible fuel-price precedent.

      IEA ·

      Russian refinery outages added to product market unease

      CC BY 4.0 (web overview; full report has separate terms)
    • This establishes an export-policy observation only. No dated weighted EU diesel price series was collected; not a price case. Measured: Gasoline export restriction announced February 29, 2024: March 1–August 31.

      Interfax, relaying the Russian government ·

      Restrictions on gasoline exports have been introduced for 6M - from March 1 through August 31.

      Copyright Interfax. Republication/redistribution requires permission; no open licence. Short attributed excerpt and facts only; no bulk reuse.

    الأدلة الناقصة · بالإنجليزية

    • No measured eligible diesel-price precedents or counterexample.
    • EU Oil Bulletin series and its licence/access audit remain to be collected.
  3. أسعار الوقود في أسواق الاستيراد

ملفات التفعيل (2)

قيد المراجعة · سلسلة افتراضية

البحر الأحمر ← العبور ← الشحن ← الغذاء

دون عتبة التفعيل · 0 / 30 الملفات / الأيام

مجموعة المقارنة غير مكتملة: تنقص سوابق مستقلة وأمثلة مضادة. تنطبق التعريفات على الجمع من 28 أكتوبر 2026، وليست عينة تاريخية مسجلة مسبقاً. لا احتمال متاح.

  1. تقارير بحرية · اليمن / البحر الأحمر

    الأدلة والأمثلة المضادةقد تدفع الهجمات على السفن المشغلين لتجنب البحر الأحمر فتقل حركة المضائق.0/0 · لم تُجمع مجموعة المقارنة بعد؛ لا احتمال30 أيام

    تعريف ثابت للجمع المستقبلي · الأصل بالإنجليزية

    At least 3 maritime dossiers in 30 days; verify each is Red Sea/Bab el-Mandeb before enrolment. Country filter YE/ER/DJ is a screening proxy, not a sea boundary. → Mean daily Suez vessel transit count over first 30 days drops at least 20% against preceding 30 days.

    • U.S. EIA ·

      decreased by more than 50% in the first eight months of 2024

      Public domain EIA text; third-party Vortexa data rights reserved; no underlying dataset redistributed
    • Egypt State Information Service, reporting Suez Canal Authority ·

      vessel traffic dropped by 50% to 13,213 ships

      Copyright retained; no open licence verified. Short attributed excerpt and facts only.

    ملاحظات بحثية · خارج k/n · بالإنجليزية

    • 2024-01 to 2024-08: EIA reports Bab el-Mandeb oil flows of 4.0 million b/d versus 8.7 million b/d in full-year 2023. This is oil volume and mismatched reference periods, not the defined Suez vessel-count outcome.

      U.S. EIA ·

      decreased by more than 50% in the first eight months of 2024

      Public domain EIA text; third-party Vortexa data rights reserved; no underlying dataset redistributed
    • Full SIS summary read. Annual counts are not the first and preceding 30-day means. One Red Sea campaign, not independent positive cases. Direct SCA PDFs quarantined because initial robots checks conflicted (403/404).

      Egypt State Information Service, reporting Suez Canal Authority ·

      vessel traffic dropped by 50% to 13,213 ships

      Copyright retained; no open licence verified. Short attributed excerpt and facts only.
    • A measured early-crisis counterpoint, not observed:false under the registered exact preceding-30-day definition. Attacks began late in the calendar month, so most of this observation precedes the escalation; do not combine with 2024 as an independent crisis. Original SCA report remains quarantined.

      Anadolu, reporting Suez Canal Authority ·

      2,264 ships crossed the waterway in both directions in November 2023

      Copyright Anadolu; no open licence verified. Facts and short attributed excerpt only; no article redistribution.

    الأدلة الناقصة · بالإنجليزية

    • Official SIS summary of SCA annual vessel counts read. Exact daily counts for first and preceding 30-day windows absent; annual declines are not eligible cases. Direct SCA reports quarantined after conflicting robots responses (403/404).
    • One 2023–25 campaign cannot supply two independent crises. A dated Anadolu November 2023 year-on-year counterpoint was read, but is not a matched first/preceding-30-day counterexample; missing data is not observed:false.
    • IMF PortWatch not used: prior robots 429; current main-site robots 404 does not authorise PortWatch or its terms. UNCTAD robots 403 respected. Match offshore triggers geographically before enrolment.
  2. حركة السويس / باب المندب

    الأدلة والأمثلة المضادةيزيد تجنب المضائق مسافة الإبحار والوقت والتكاليف وقد يرفع أسعار الشحن.0/0 · لم تُجمع مجموعة المقارنة بعد؛ لا احتمال30 أيام

    تعريف ثابت للجمع المستقبلي · الأصل بالإنجليزية

    A verified 20% drop in Suez transit counts in a non-overlapping 30-day period. → Shanghai-Europe container spot freight index rises at least 20% from last pre-episode observation within 30 days; specify provider/licence before enrolment.

    • U.S. EIA ·

      about 15 days longer

      Public domain EIA text; third-party Vortexa data rights reserved; no underlying dataset redistributed
    • Xeneta ·

      the average spot rate has increased by 181% from mid-December to USD 4 640 per FEU

      Copyright retained; no open licence verified. Facts and a short attributed excerpt only; no article or underlying data redistribution.

    ملاحظات بحثية · خارج k/n · بالإنجليزية

    • 2024-06-11: EIA route comparison gives about 15 days additional sailing from Arabian Sea to Europe via the Cape. This is a route-time comparison, not a dated freight-index outcome.

      U.S. EIA ·

      about 15 days longer

      Public domain EIA text; third-party Vortexa data rights reserved; no underlying dataset redistributed
    • Observed source figures, not the 23 January forecast for 2 February. Route is Far East–North Europe, not the registered Shanghai–Europe index. No frozen provider/licence or exact eligible 30-day transit trigger; not enrolled. Same crisis as the SCA observations. Measured: 19 January 2024: Far East–North Europe average spot rate USD 4 640 per FEU, +181% from mid-December.

      Xeneta ·

      the average spot rate has increased by 181% from mid-December to USD 4 640 per FEU

      Copyright retained; no open licence verified. Facts and a short attributed excerpt only; no article or underlying data redistribution.
    • Not a spot-rate counterexample: the index covers long-term contracts and expiry of old contracts. Do not mix series to manufacture observed:false. Same Red Sea crisis, not independent. Measured: January 2024: long-term XSI fell 6.2% to 148.0 points.

      Xeneta ·

      long term contracts fell by 6.2% in January

      Copyright retained; no open licence verified. Facts and a short attributed excerpt only; no article or underlying data redistribution.

    الأدلة الناقصة · بالإنجليزية

    • Open Xeneta observations now read, but Far East–North Europe is not the fixed Shanghai–Europe index; freeze the correct provider and establish reuse terms before enrolment.
    • Exact qualifying 30-day Suez trigger, two independent observed spot-rate cases and one same-series non-rise counterexample absent. Long-term XSI decline cannot serve as a spot-rate failure.
  3. تكاليف الشحن ومدد الرحلات

    الأدلة والأمثلة المضادةقد ترفع تكاليف الشحن واردات الغذاء؛ وقد تعوّض المحاصيل والعملات والدعم الأثر أو تضخمه.0/0 · لم تُجمع مجموعة المقارنة بعد؛ لا احتمال90 أيام

    تعريف ثابت للجمع المستقبلي · الأصل بالإنجليزية

    A verified 20% Shanghai-Europe freight-index increase in a 30-day period. → FAO Food Price Index first or second published monthly observation rises at least 5% versus last pre-episode month within 90 days. Global commodity index is not a local consumer price or hunger indicator.

    ملاحظات بحثية · خارج k/n · بالإنجليزية

    • EIA establishes the shipping-cost mechanism only. It does not establish freight-to-food pass-through. FAO access blocked; no source-verified food-price observation enrolled.

      U.S. EIA ·

      about 15 days longer

      Public domain EIA text; third-party Vortexa data rights reserved; no underlying dataset redistributed
    • February 2024: the EC/FAO summary reports declining international cereal prices despite shipping disruptions, while domestic staples remained high. This is a qualitative counterpoint, not the measured 5% FAO-index counterexample required by the definition.

      European Commission / JRC Knowledge4Policy, summarising FAO FPMA ·

      through higher food import costs

      EC website reuse policy; FAO-authored summary: underlying third-party rights must be confirmed before bulk reuse

    الأدلة الناقصة · بالإنجليزية

    • Mechanism is supported by an EC/FAO summary; confirm underlying FAO reuse rights and ingest a suitable import-price series.
    • Two measured food-price precedents and at least one counterexample absent.
    • FAO global index is only a candidate proxy for local import food prices; confirm indicator before collection.
  4. أسعار واردات الغذاء

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    يعدّ التفعيل الملفات المنشورة وليس الأضرار المؤكدة. المعدل الأساسي هو k/n من أحداث تاريخية قابلة للمقارنة مع فاصل ويلسون 95%؛ لا نعرض نسبة لأقل من خمس حالات. لا نحتسب أمثلة البحث خارج مجموعة مقارنة ثابتة. لا نضرب احتمالات الروابط. تبقى السلسلة افتراضية دون سوابق للسلسلة كاملة. قيمة المؤشر ليست توقعاً. يحتاج التوقع إلى مؤشر مؤرخ وعتبة وموعد نهائي؛ تبقى النتائج ظاهرة وتحصل على درجة براير (الصفر أفضل). نتوقع العواقب، ولا نتوقع أهداف الهجمات أو توقيتها.