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Newest Russian Torn radio intelligence system was spotted again in occupied Donbas

on 02/18/2019 | | Donbas | News Print This Post Print This Post
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An OSCE Special Monitoring Mission’s drone spotted the latest Russian Torn system on the temporary occupied territory of the Donbas. This was disclosed in the operational Report of the OSCE Special Monitoring Mission in Ukraine:

On February 10, “an SMM mini-UAV spotted two IFVs (BMP-1) (of which one was parked in the yard of a residential house) and a TORN radio intelligence system on a truck (KamAZ) parked near a residential house in Novohryhorivka,” said in the report.

Let us remind you that back in 2015, volunteers of InformNapalm international intelligence community already presented photographs of Russian Torn and Taran radio intelligence systems that were located on the militants’ Sparta base in occupied Donetsk.

On September 1, 2015 InformNapalm team reported on a detected Torn radio intelligence system next to a damaged multistory building at the address: 11-A Vzletna Street, Donetsk, in a close proximity to the Donetsk Airport.

For more information on the Russian military equipment recorded in the occupied Donbas, see the OSINT research database created by InformNapalm community.

It’s good that OSCE field observers are beginning to more actively present the fact proving the Russian aggression against Ukraine, although sometimes with a long delay.

 

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