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— Fahad Hizam (@FahadHizam) February 7, 2025
Day: February 7, 2025
Not until every last #NAFO and #OSINT type be drafted and dragged to the frontline, with coordinates compromised to Russian artillery spotters…
— 深海憲兵 (@MwRDkY) February 7, 2025
@Scarface2166 Definitely not
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— командиргирл 🇦🇱 (@illyrian598) February 7, 2025
Ok “OSINT_ENJOYER”, would love to hear more
— Rage Against the Pusheen (@PusheenRage) February 7, 2025
USAF • FORTE 10 🇺🇸 RQ-4B Surveillance Drone back from Yemen
USAF • SAM833 🇺🇸 C-40 Clipper (01-0040) was transporting USCENTCOM General Kurilla few days ago) landibg in Tel Aviv pic.twitter.com/FjcR6caeZ8
— MenchOsint (@MenchOsint) February 7, 2025
Turkish artillery fire reported in Al-Hasakah #Syria #OSINT #GEOINT https://t.co/7Bp6bv1fxr
— Geopolitical Report (@GeoPioneerInc) February 7, 2025
From a lethality perspective, I’d take a 9mm any day. Especially a Glock. You can run it fast, reliably, and put volume of fire on target as fast as possible.
To be honest, in a situation where I care about being lethal, I’d never chose a 1911
For competition, absolutely.
— OSINT Group313 (@OSINT_Group313) February 7, 2025
