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🇷🇺 Ukrainian Forces Lose Drone-Tracking Capabilities After Killnet Cyber Operation Russian hackers from Killnet have successfully disabled the Western-supplied Airfence drone surveillance system used by Ukrainian forces. The group extracted geolocation data of monitoring stations from Sumy to Odessa and handed it over to Russia’s 88th "Española" Brigade. Following...

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Nejm Kalajivor 1 Jahr

And of course, the herd of clowns believes these absurd lies—they’re the same ones who previously believed that the same fools had destroyed hundreds of HIMARS and Patriot systems. Yet here we are, still waiting for the three weeks Putin promised to finish the special operation

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Española brigade?

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Nice.

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