確かに。OSINTっぽくもある。
— 💮Himitu_🌞☃ (@himitu24) December 4, 2024
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viies7: @osint_69 What a lovely place
osint zionist propaganda accounts: “Islamic terrorists like ISIS are cool actually.”
— randomtwooteraccount (@randomtwootera1) December 4, 2024
@TheStudyofWar: NEW: Russia is evacuating naval assets from its base in Tartus, Syria, which may suggest that Russia does not intend to send significant reinforcements to support Syrian President Bashar al Assad’s regime in the near term.🧵(1/7) pic.twitter.com/mUaMMCkgr5…
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) December 4, 2024
@TheStudyofWar: NEW: Russia is evacuating naval assets from its base in Tartus, Syria, which may suggest that Russia does not intend to send significant reinforcements to support Syrian President Bashar al Assad’s regime in the near term.🧵(1/7) pic.twitter.com/mUaMMCkgr5…
— Michael Novakhov (@mikenov) December 4, 2024
I know OSINT is dead and anyone who uses it is likely a complete moron but why does he seem confused?
We lost. We lost so hard that the terrorists in Syria are wearing our kits and you seem to wonder why one of the people responsible for that loss, responsible for dead Americans… https://t.co/03h8WE0wQO
— Министр обороны дож (@MK_Foxbat) December 4, 2024
3/ Russia cannot redeploy these vessels to its Black Sea ports because Turkey is enforcing the Montreux Convention, which prevents Russian warships from passing through the Turkish Straits. Russia will likely therefore redeploy the vessels to its bases in NW Russia & Kaliningrad.
— Institute for the Study of War (@TheStudyofWar) December 4, 2024
7/ …and threaten the Tartus base but that the Russian military command will not deploy significant reinforcements to Syria in the near term to prevent such advances.
Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, December 3, 2024: https://t.co/49RN413iR7 pic.twitter.com/SEpPQzSR4R
— Institute for the Study of War (@TheStudyofWar) December 4, 2024
NEW: Russia is evacuating naval assets from its base in Tartus, Syria, which may suggest that Russia does not intend to send significant reinforcements to support Syrian President Bashar al Assad’s regime in the near term.🧵(1/7) pic.twitter.com/0FdoOZikiD
— Institute for the Study of War (@TheStudyofWar) December 4, 2024