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@Ccaciuleanu @WSJ: Yes, and yes Russia has done this plenty of times before including moving fighter jets out of ATACMS range, moving ships out of Storm Shadow range, and preparing better for the Spring Offensive due to constant leaking by the press of battle plans. Russia has also been able to damage assess their strikes throughout the war due to such reporting.
Announcing every decision that is being made before it is made publicly to the enemy is a horrible thing to do. And Ukraine has raised these concerns with Washington as well.
These US News outlets are getting information either from US officials most of the time or from Ukrainian officials then publishing it for Russia to see. It’s likely Russia has already started moving air defenses assets or moving out aircraft away from those bases due to a story like this, and it would be naive not to do so.
@Ccaciuleanu @WSJ: Yes, and yes Russia has done this plenty of times before including moving fighter jets out of ATACMS range, moving ships out of Storm Shadow range, and preparing better for the Spring Offensive due to constant leaking by the press of battle plans. Russia has also been able to damage assess their strikes throughout the war due to such reporting.
Announcing every decision that is being made before it is made publicly to the enemy is a horrible thing to do. And Ukraine has raised these concerns with Washington as well.
These US News outlets are getting information either from US officials most of the time or from Ukrainian officials then publishing it for Russia to see. It’s likely Russia has already started moving air defenses assets or moving out aircraft away from those bases due to a story like this, and it would be naive not to do so.
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Рашист по кличке "Ларкин" (говорят, уже не очень живой) шарится по развалинам одного из сёл курятника
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Рашист по кличке "Ларкин" (говорят, уже не очень живой) шарится по развалинам одного из сёл курятника
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@cym27s @WSJ: 100% US would have trouble with this when fighting a war due to classified info, important military decisions on the transfer of weapons, battle plans, and strike planning being shared leaked like it has been through the war in Ukraine. It’s been a persistent problem for a while.
@cym27s @WSJ: 100% US would have trouble with this when fighting a war due to classified info, important military decisions on the transfer of weapons, battle plans, and strike planning being shared leaked like it has been through the war in Ukraine. It’s been a persistent problem for a while.
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@AndreiVulpe2 @AnSir86 @WSJ: What do you mean blaming others? I am an American blaming my own side.
I am not saying that Ukrainian politicians didn’t violate OPSEC. What I am saying is that most of these reports by the WSJ/WP/NYT are coming from US Officials it’s part of the reason why Israel didn’t want to share detailed information about its strikes on the Middle East with the US because it’s getting leaked constantly by the press in the US. The vast majority of decisions leaked that US is making for weapons transfers to Ukraine and battle plans is due to leaking from US officials to these news outlets. Not always, but the vast majority of the time the outlets clearly state they obtained the information from “U.S. Officials”. Including the counter offensive where yes, both sides leaked, but most leaking by the US press was from US officials because Ukraine coordinated the counter-offensive plans with the US and Europe. Which then went straight to US news outlets and they said exactly where Ukraine would be attacking and when. There are dozens if not over a hundreds major decisions by the US on military aid to Ukraine where it is leaked by the press very quickly.
Zelensky went to the US in September 2023 and met with President Biden in the White House, where Biden told him in a classified meeting that he would be transferring ATACMS to Ukraine for the first time, the same day a US official in the White House told a US news outlet that was said to Zelensky. The news was reported and it gave Russia information that ATACMS would be transfer literally hours after the decision was made.
@AndreiVulpe2 @AnSir86 @WSJ: What do you mean blaming others? I am an American blaming my own side.
I am not saying that Ukrainian politicians didn’t violate OPSEC. What I am saying is that most of these reports by the WSJ/WP/NYT are coming from US Officials it’s part of the reason why Israel didn’t want to share detailed information about its strikes on the Middle East with the US because it’s getting leaked constantly by the press in the US. The vast majority of decisions leaked that US is making for weapons transfers to Ukraine and battle plans is due to leaking from US officials to these news outlets. Not always, but the vast majority of the time the outlets clearly state they obtained the information from “U.S. Officials”. Including the counter offensive where yes, both sides leaked, but most leaking by the US press was from US officials because Ukraine coordinated the counter-offensive plans with the US and Europe. Which then went straight to US news outlets and they said exactly where Ukraine would be attacking and when. There are dozens if not over a hundreds major decisions by the US on military aid to Ukraine where it is leaked by the press very quickly.
Zelensky went to the US in September 2023 and met with President Biden in the White House, where Biden told him in a classified meeting that he would be transferring ATACMS to Ukraine for the first time, the same day a US official in the White House told a US news outlet that was said to Zelensky. The news was reported and it gave Russia information that ATACMS would be transfer literally hours after the decision was made.
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@intelamerica01 @WSJ: Delete what exactly? All the posts I have up are the same or almost the same as the ones before. Usually, when making a post, I may delete it after the first seconds/minutes to rephrase or correct the grammar of a sentence. That’s perfectly normal for social media accounts to do.
@intelamerica01 @WSJ: Delete what exactly? All the posts I have up are the same or almost the same as the ones before. Usually, when making a post, I may delete it after the first seconds/minutes to rephrase or correct the grammar of a sentence. That’s perfectly normal for social media accounts to do.
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RT @AndrewPerpetua: Velyka Novosilka is in trouble. https://map.ukrdailyupdate.com/?lat=47.813961&lng=36.885651&z=13&d=20050&c=1&l=0
RT @AndrewPerpetua: Velyka Novosilka is in trouble. https://map.ukrdailyupdate.com/?lat=47.813961&lng=36.885651&z=13&d=20050&c=1&l=0
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@spunky9003 @Ccaciuleanu @WSJ: It’s both a problem of the people leaking it, which in most cases is US officials, and it’s also the press. If a Ukrainian commander tells me classified plans for a specific offensive, then I take it and leak it publicly. I also bear responsibility for leaking it to Russia.
@spunky9003 @Ccaciuleanu @WSJ: It’s both a problem of the people leaking it, which in most cases is US officials, and it’s also the press. If a Ukrainian commander tells me classified plans for a specific offensive, then I take it and leak it publicly. I also bear responsibility for leaking it to Russia.
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@ukraine_map @spunky9003 @Ccaciuleanu @WSJ: When you’re a journalist, you need to know what is okay to report and what is not okay to report, and not every single thing that’s told to you is acceptable to report especially classified information.
@ukraine_map @spunky9003 @Ccaciuleanu @WSJ: When you’re a journalist, you need to know what is okay to report and what is not okay to report, and not every single thing that’s told to you is acceptable to report especially classified information.
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@derflecha @WSJ: Reporting classified information isn’t their job. When you’re a journalist, you need to know what is okay to report and what’s not, leaking classified information is not acceptable
The bigger problem is the initial leaker but the press should know the implications of its actions
@derflecha @WSJ: Reporting classified information isn’t their job. When you’re a journalist, you need to know what is okay to report and what’s not, leaking classified information is not acceptable
The bigger problem is the initial leaker but the press should know the implications of its actions
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@ukraine_map @derflecha @WSJ: If a Ukrainian commander told me plans for an offensive, and I would go and report them publicly so anyone, including Russia, could see them. I also bear responsibility for that. That’s called carelessness, and I would be rightfully condemned for reporting classified information.
@ukraine_map @derflecha @WSJ: If a Ukrainian commander told me plans for an offensive, and I would go and report them publicly so anyone, including Russia, could see them. I also bear responsibility for that. That’s called carelessness, and I would be rightfully condemned for reporting classified information.
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@ukraine_map @derflecha @WSJ: There have been plenty of times that I got during the war that I got information and had to decide whether it was okay or not to report because if I reported it, maybe Ukrainian soldiers would get killed, or maybe Russia would get information that they don’t currently have.
@ukraine_map @derflecha @WSJ: There have been plenty of times that I got during the war that I got information and had to decide whether it was okay or not to report because if I reported it, maybe Ukrainian soldiers would get killed, or maybe Russia would get information that they don’t currently have.
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@vonClownsewitz @WSJ: Most of the time when reported by WSJ/WP/NYT, it’s Ukraine and US coordinating information or US making a classified decision on military aid to Ukraine. Then a US official leaks it to the press. And times when Ukrainian officials leaked it to the press. It’s totally unacceptable
@vonClownsewitz @WSJ: Most of the time when reported by WSJ/WP/NYT, it’s Ukraine and US coordinating information or US making a classified decision on military aid to Ukraine. Then a US official leaks it to the press. And times when Ukrainian officials leaked it to the press. It’s totally unacceptable
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@Chidera15181727 @derflecha @WSJ: That’s fine; that should be purposefully done as a strategy, but most of the time, it’s not that. Most of the time, they report what decisions are being made leading Russia to mitigate the damage.
It’s also possible to find out who the leaker is by giving them false information.
@Chidera15181727 @derflecha @WSJ: That’s fine; that should be purposefully done as a strategy, but most of the time, it’s not that. Most of the time, they report what decisions are being made leading Russia to mitigate the damage.
It’s also possible to find out who the leaker is by giving them false information.
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@ukraine_map @derflecha @WSJ: There have been plenty of times during the war that I got information and had to decide whether it was okay or not to report because if I reported it, maybe Ukrainian soldiers would get killed, or maybe Russia would get information that they don’t currently have.
@ukraine_map @derflecha @WSJ: There have been plenty of times during the war that I got information and had to decide whether it was okay or not to report because if I reported it, maybe Ukrainian soldiers would get killed, or maybe Russia would get information that they don’t currently have.
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@KS66756300 @cym27s @WSJ: The vast majority of the information being leaked to the press in these articles is from US officials due to coordination between US and Ukrainian military information. But the conclusion you are trying to draw is inconsistent with reality. Just because one has relatives in Russia doesn’t mean they want to be part of Russia. I know plenty of Ukrainians with one or two family members in their family tree from Russia. None of them like Russia at all or want Ukraine to be friends with Russia.
This is the problem when you live in another country, and you have no clue about what the people in the other country think, and you’re trying to make conclusions about it.
Like Kherson, I remember Russia reporting that 90% of the people in Kherson wanted to be part of Russia. I knew plenty of people in the occupied areas. None wanted to be part of Russia and were telling me they hated them when Russia was occupying Kherson in 2022. I don’t think some people fully understand what propaganda is, and it’s very easy to do when you’re putting out information to someone clueless about what people believe in another country.
I can tell you from life experience that I have lived in Ukraine most of my life. I’ve been there almost every single year of my life. I have not met almost anyone, except for probably 2 or 3 people out of thousands in Ukraine who want to be part of Russia or like Russia, especially after 2014 and 2022. Most people are patriotic Ukrainians, which is not what Russian propaganda portrays.
@KS66756300 @cym27s @WSJ: The vast majority of the information being leaked to the press in these articles is from US officials due to coordination between US and Ukrainian military information. But the conclusion you are trying to draw is inconsistent with reality. Just because one has relatives in Russia doesn’t mean they want to be part of Russia. I know plenty of Ukrainians with one or two family members in their family tree from Russia. None of them like Russia at all or want Ukraine to be friends with Russia.
This is the problem when you live in another country, and you have no clue about what the people in the other country think, and you’re trying to make conclusions about it.
Like Kherson, I remember Russia reporting that 90% of the people in Kherson wanted to be part of Russia. I knew plenty of people in the occupied areas. None wanted to be part of Russia and were telling me they hated them when Russia was occupying Kherson in 2022. I don’t think some people fully understand what propaganda is, and it’s very easy to do when you’re putting out information to someone clueless about what people believe in another country.
I can tell you from life experience that I have lived in Ukraine most of my life. I’ve been there almost every single year of my life. I have not met almost anyone, except for probably 2 or 3 people out of thousands in Ukraine who want to be part of Russia or like Russia, especially after 2014 and 2022. Most people are patriotic Ukrainians, which is not what Russian propaganda portrays.
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