@SONARROW_OSINT @VolodimirZelen1 @jaeger_program @debunkcafe I may be from the American sphere of things, but I’ll give your work a share. Looks good
— Intelschizo (@Schizointel) Dec 11, 2025
Day: December 11, 2025
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The IDF has prepared plans for intensive strikes in Lebanon aimed at dismantling Hezbollah’s arsenal, including air force exercises conducted over the past week. This comes ahead of a deadline at the end of the month for Hezbollah to comply with demands to surrender or neutralize advanced weapons, including precision missiles and long-range rockets. The Lebanese have requested additional time from the Americans.
— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) Dec 11, 2025
A U.S. federal judge on Thursday ordered the immediate release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran man who was mistakenly deported in March, returned to the United States after months of legal challenges, and subsequently detained again.
— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) Dec 11, 2025
Гізо Углава відкрив OSINT-компанію. Директоркою там стала дружина голови НАЗК Павлущика — журналіст Юрій Ніколов:
Директором «Углава та Азонс Інтелідженс» стала Тетяна Юріївна Водоп’янова. Так звуть колишню підлеглу Углави з НАБУ, …Ві…
— BankovaMail (@BankovaMa) Dec 11, 2025
Los invito a seguir en VIVO la guerra Ucrania-Rusia a través del mapa interactivo realizado con OSINT.
deepstatemap.live/en#7/48.926108… pic.x.com/aO4HCAL0RK
— Parzival 🏦💸🕹️ (@lauta753) Dec 11, 2025
HackerOne Bug Bounty Disclosure: terminal-output-not-great-kelsier – redpacketsecurity.com/hackerone-bugb…
#HackerOne #CVE #Vulnerability #OSINT #ThreatIntel #Cyber
— RedPacket Security (@RedPacketSec) Dec 11, 2025
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Russian Occupation Update, December 11, 2025: isw.pub/OccupationUpdate1211…
— Institute for the Study of War (@TheStudyofWar) Dec 11, 2025
NEW: A Russian family whose son volunteered to fight in the Russian army against Ukraine recently adopted seven children from occupied Zaporizhia Oblast. This adoption case is emblematic of the wider intent behind Russia’s large-scale campaign to deport Ukrainian children and forcibly adopt them into Russian families.
Other Key Takeaways:
A Ukrainian human rights expert presented evidence that Russia has deported at least two Ukrainian children to North Korea. Russia has likely sent many other Ukrainian children to this camp and other similar camps via Russia-North Korea youth exchange programs.
Russia continues the militarization of youth in occupied Ukraine via military training, exposure to uniformed personnel, and military-patriotic youth organizations.
The Crimea occupation administration continues to pursue a policy of punitive nationalization to dissuade the local population from supporting Ukraine.
Russia continues to issue passports to residents of Pokrovsk and its environs.
The Kherson Oblast occupation administration is attempting to forge relationships with India and Afghanistan in order to attract migrant labor and increase the economic productivity of occupied areas.
Russian federal censor Roskomnadzor continues to block access to messaging platforms in occupied Ukraine, likely to coerce residents of occupied areas to download the Kremlin-controlled MAX messenger.
Russia’s integration of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) into the Russian energy system is reportedly nearing completion.
The Russian government continues exploitative investment in energy production in occupied Crimea.
Russian reconstruction efforts in occupied Mariupol continue to leave Ukrainian residents displaced and homeless, despite Russian claims that it is rebuilding and renovating housing in occupied Ukraine.— Institute for the Study of War (@TheStudyofWar) Dec 11, 2025