Russian foraging parties looting supplies

T1 Researcher Analysis:
“Weird foraging party that relies on carrier bags being available where they find supplies. Pretty odd for just two soldiers to be alone in hostile territory also. Extremely vulnerable, especially when one has carrier bags in both hands and the other has a swinging carrier bag on his trigger hand. It would be remarkable if professionally trained soldiers did this. I would expect no less than 6-8 men in a foraging team and goods would be carried in packs that leave both hands free. This is not what it purports to be IMHO.”

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US official: Russian invasion of Ukraine risks release of dangerous pathogens

“I would say from every facility that we have worked with them in, we have confidence that as long as the electrical power is turned on and the people we have trained are present at the facility, the biosafety officers, that these pathogens are safe and secure to international standards,” Pope said. “Should these facilities be damaged by conflict, that could change.”

The pathogens with which the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program labs work are generally kept frozen, so they can’t replicate and become infectious. The risk the pathogens pose would increase if a building lost power and suffered damage. “If you lose the electrical power, the pathogens in the freezers warm up,” he said. “If the ventilation system is damaged or the building itself is damaged and these now ambient-temperature pathogens are able to escape the facility, then they can be potentially infectious in the region around the facility.”

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INTEL DROP RE: DARPA, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, DoD Labs in Ukraine

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Russian Mi-24 strike on Ukrainian Buk air defence system and support vehicles reportedly filmed earlier today.

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