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Ukraine Ministry of Digital Transformation (view source)
Revision as of 20:07, February 1, 2024
, 20:07, February 1, 2024→Fancy Bear is Ukrainian Intelligence
Here's a question. Did Huma Abedin have Hillary Clinton's passwords for her private email server? It would seem logical given her position with Clinton at the State Department and afterward. This means that Hillary Clinton and the US government top secret servers were most likely compromised by Fancy Bear before the DNC and Team Clinton hired them by using legitimate passwords.
Here's a question. Did Huma Abedin have Hillary Clinton's passwords for her private email server? It would seem logical given her position with Clinton at the State Department and afterward. This means that Hillary Clinton and the US government top secret servers were most likely compromised by Fancy Bear before the DNC and Team Clinton hired them by using legitimate passwords.
===NATO intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR)===
[[File:AWACs flights.PNG|rright|3--px|thumb|24/7 NATO AWACs flights surveilling Russian troop movements in Ukraine, Belarus, Crimea, and Kaliningrad.]]
The totality of the NATO and ‘[[Five Eyes]]’ infrastructure is being utilized 24/7 as a vast rear-end cloud-service and mega-processing/computational-cycle capacity for Ukraine’s frontline forces. Hundreds of [[satellite]]s, including dozens of imaging ones with 5cm/pixel resolution, skim every inch and quarter of Russian territory, searching for actionable hidden targets. The data is then processed and collated by thousands of fulltime NATO/Five Eyes analysts working in distribution centers all over the world, then fed directly to the Ukrainian crews by way of Starlink and other datalinks, which Ukraine can then sub-distribute via their innovative ‘Nettle’ integrated system to feed those targets to a variety of sector [[artillery]] and other systems.<ref>[https://twitter.com/Rinegati/status/1587733801136005121 How the "Nettle" program works in the service of air defense units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to combat Russian aerial targets].</ref>
After Russia began its special military operation in Ukraine, the Eastern flank of NATO became an ideal testing ground for the [[F-35 Lightning II]]. This was told by the servicemen of the 388th fighter Aviation Regiment of the [[U.S. Air Force]]. They became the first unit equipped with the F-35a to arrive to support NATO and were deployed at the German air base Spangdahlem from February to May 2022. Twelve planes and about 300 military personnel arrived in Spangdahlem on February 16.<ref>https://defbrief.com/2022/02/17/us-f-35as-deploy-to-spangdahlem-as-germany-reevaluates-fighter-procurement/</ref> Eight days later an armed conflict began which became the bloodiest confrontation in Europe since the Second World War. The mission of the arrivals was to collect as much electronic data as possible from ground-to-air air defense systems and aircraft in [[Eastern Europe]], to create a map to guide NATO operations. Also, if the conflict escalates to the countries of the bloc, provide military support to the allies. "We didn't cross the border. We didn't shoot or drop anything. But the plane feels, collects information," said the commander of the 388th fighter Aviation regiment, Col. Craig Anderly.
However, as Anderly clarified, the F-35 did not always recognize objects around it. Pilots who were sent on patrol along the borders of Russia complained about the deceptive maneuvers of Russian [[S-300]] air defense systems. They were surprised that fighters designed to overcome enemy air defense systems did not always recognize the S-300 SAM. Pilots sometimes visually observed the S-300 but the F-35 could not make identification. This indicates that Russians have digital ways of evading detection.<ref>https://youtu.be/QqIJCvtEhsM</ref>
A fleet of AWACs collect radar data around the clock from the Polish and Romanian airspace, RQ-4 Global Hawks, with their SAR radars that photograph Crimea daily from the Black Sea, the OTH shortwave radars doing early warning detection on Russia’s airforce flights from thousands of kilometers away, and more.<ref>https://www.bitchute.com/video/hhUUBaCbuFCm/</ref> It’s even been suggested that U.S. forces use [[seismic]] sensor data to track large Russian force movements.
==Ukraine aid/2022 Midterm election scandal==
==Ukraine aid/2022 Midterm election scandal==