Miałem cynka, że to już wyciekło do mediów, więc mi się ulało ale za to nie wspomniałem, że terminal będzie w domku holenderskim… Ups! 💥🇵🇱🤭 #Osint
— mł. szer. Smart (@SmartTomek) December 16, 2024
Day: December 16, 2024
“כל היהודים כלבים”
“מיאו” pic.twitter.com/uR7VCCyHPj
— Middle East OSINT (@MiddleEastOSINT) December 16, 2024
Russian military presence at the El Dhafra air base in Libya was recorded by satellites immediately after the fall of Bashar al-Assad. There are assumptions that Libya will become the main logistical point for Russia.#Russia #Libya #Assad #BasharAlAssad #Syria #war #warfare… pic.twitter.com/Uptp1rMuYm
— OSINT Wartec (@OSINTMilitia) December 16, 2024
ISIS LARPs and sucks. The Taliban and HTS are the true mujahidin.
— Osint_Enjoy3r (@OSINT_Enjoy3r) December 16, 2024
Bashar al-Assad’s central bank airlifted around $250mn in cash to Moscow in a two-year period when the then-Syrian dictator was indebted to the Kremlin for military support and his relatives were secretly buying assets in Russia. https://t.co/aKaFHEdBg9 pic.twitter.com/7cnRq5WkzC
— Financial Times (@FT) December 16, 2024
Bashar al-Assad’s central bank airlifted around $250mn in cash to Moscow in a two-year period when the then-Syrian dictator was indebted to the Kremlin for military support and his relatives were secretly buying assets in Russia. https://t.co/aKaFHEdBg9 pic.twitter.com/7cnRq5WkzC
— Financial Times (@FT) December 16, 2024
Bashar al-Assad’s central bank airlifted around $250mn in cash to Moscow in a two-year period when the then-Syrian dictator was indebted to the Kremlin for military support and his relatives were secretly buying assets in Russia. https://t.co/aKaFHEdBg9 pic.twitter.com/7cnRq5WkzC
— Financial Times (@FT) December 16, 2024
Bashar al-Assad’s central bank airlifted around $250mn in cash to Moscow in a two-year period when the then-Syrian dictator was indebted to the Kremlin for military support and his relatives were secretly buying assets in Russia. https://t.co/aKaFHEdBg9 pic.twitter.com/7cnRq5WkzC
— Financial Times (@FT) December 16, 2024