British Fighters Triggered Deadly Missile Strike On Ukrainian Base With Their Cell Phones

AP NOTES: This is why Signals Intelligence is so incredibly important, and why carry that tracking device in your pocket when it is time to go do shit is a recipe for disaster. Had to get those Facebook likes is my guess – I mean, otherwise, can you really virtue signal if no one sees it?

It also didn’t help that the Ukrainians were giving out the address of where they were meeting to ANYONE who expressed interest.

Clown world.

British volunteer fighters are suspected of triggering a deadly attack on a Ukrainian military base after their cellphones were traced in the vicinity.

When 30 Russian cruise missiles slammed into the Yavoriv site near the Polish border on March 13, at least 35 persons were killed, possibly including three British ex-special forces men. The International Centre for Peacekeeping and Security, where Ukraine was training foreign civilian volunteers for its international brigade, is thought to have been the primary focus on the site. In the hours leading up to the missile attack, monitoring gear in the vicinity saw about 12 to 14 phone numbers beginning with +44. Mercenaries employed by the Wagner Group, a covert military firm with ties to the Kremlin, were suspected of acting on the field at the time, according to security sources.

It has sparked suspicions that the hired guns were prepared to intercept the numbers using their own screening technology and relay them on to Russian intelligence, which connected the information to ex British military members and authorized an assault right away. When a gadget pings a local phone mast to link to the network so a client may place calls or send messages, the phone number can become exposed to eavesdropping technologies. Russia is claimed to have a massive database of phone numbers related to special British forces, gathered through classified surveillance operations near British military facilities. Several of the British men who’ve already chosen to assist the opposition to Vladimir Putin’s special military operation had already served in these forces, so their presence on a Ukrainian phone network would set off alarm signals in the Kremlin.

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