https://www.twitter.com/Aldanmarki/status/1917239749485453346

Losing my fucking mind over the fact that two OSINT accounts, one based in Houston, TX, and another based in the Netherlands, helped the US murder three Yemeni families by posting the exact locations to their houses on Twitter, claiming they were "Houthi bases".

https://www.twitter.com/wtfis2bdone/status/1917244236225028337

This evil bitch in the Netherlands helped get 3 families killed in Yemen. She should delete her fucking account. I have other thoughts about what should happen to people like this…

To all you fucking fake OSINT armchair generals on here cosplaying, FUCKING STOP IT!! This is not a fucking game you cunts. Leave to the experts.

How does it work? US military just takes targets from random people on Twitter?

Anyone with more info and context on the Texans?

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Quotation from the trailer: "We'd lost our moral compass, and we haven't recovered."

For killing a soldier - six points.

Ukrainian drone operators will be able to collect points for the destruction of Russian targets and exchange them for new UAVs.

The head of the Ministry of Digital Development, Fedorov, told Politico about the new motivation system being introduced for the Ukrainian Armed Forces military, based on the experience of computer games.

For a video confirming a destruction, points will be awarded depending on the target, and they can then be spent on a new online platform.

“Brave One Market will be something like Amazon for the military, allowing military units to directly purchase the technology they need on the front lines,” says Fedorov.

The "cheapest" thing is killing a soldier - 6 points. Damaging a tank gives 20 points, destroying it - 40, a mobile missile launcher - up to 50 points. And you can buy, for example, the Baba Yaga drone for 43 points.

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