Zahav created a new log on The NSRIC Database! S30 on September 15 2020; 09:48 https://t.co/xRnWEDFGf8 #shortwave #numbersstations

The Ministry of Defense will increase the mobilization readiness of the Russian army and navy, Shoigu said Moskva, Moscow - Map of Latest News and incidents from Russia in English - russia.liveuamap.com

Alexei #Navalny's associates suggest he may have been poisoned by #Novichok before his trip to Tomsk airport. According to them, traces of the poison were found on a bottle of water, in his Tomsk hotel room & handed over to Berlin doctors. BBC report includes…

Update: Nuke sniffer is visible on adsb, again. She possibly didn't go that far from Persian Gulf as she was seen over #KSA @ 1636z. https://t.co/1sqROBzzNT

Big military convoy filmed in Hrodna moving towards the border https://t.co/czaNfkIKPq https://t.co/89kw8GTFD4 via @herooftheday10 #Belarus

Introduction From 2019 onwards the Latvian National Archive offers access to various KGB documents. The author had already previously shown the very detailed efforts of the Latvian KGB counterintelligence to monitor and study the CIA

Russian media, several bloggers and other social media sources reported that on September 16, 2020, during military exercises at the Kapustin Yar training range in the Astrakhan Oblast, a Russian T-90A tank was accidentally hit by a 9M113M rocket from a Konkurs…

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Since the renewed full invasion of Russia into Ukraine, the conflict has drawn much attention to the OSINT community.  Besides this, it has also created a lot of interest in shortwave radio and VHF radio

A look at three aspects of wartime radio in Ukraine: the interception of communications between Russian soldiers, how broadcasters are using radio to combat censorship online, and the mysterious silence of a radio transmitter known as 'The Russian Lady'

The Times’s Visual Investigations team analyzed dozens of battlefield radio transmissions between Russian forces during an initial invasion of the town of Makariv, outside Kyiv. They reveal an army struggling with logistical problems and communication failures.

The frequency of a suspected Russian military shortwave radio broadcast, known as the “buzzer” for its recognizable repeating channel marker, has become the battleground for rival Russian and Ukrainian radio enthusiasts, who have been attempting to hijack…