Militants in Idlib accuse Russia of selling cameras with GPS devices to them

A strange accusation against Russia was made by militants who occupy positions in the Syrian province of Idlib. Representatives of the terrorist groups accused Russia of allegedly placing representatives of our country in GPS cameras that could be used to determine the coordinates of an object.

Material with claims made by militants against Russia has been posted on the Lebanese Al-Masdar information resource:

Militants from Idlib province have accused Russia of deploying GPS tracking devices to determine their coordinates. The militants say that one of their videographers was cleaning the camera and found a microchip in it.

And supposedly it was planned by Russia.

The AMN material noted that the militants purchased these cameras "on the black market in Turkey." It is alleged that it was the Russians who sold the cameras to them. By what signs they determined this, is not said. It is unlikely that sellers in the Turkish market showed buyers their passports.

From the publication:

They later stated that their troops suffered heavy losses as a result of the operation of these GPS trackers because the Russian military was able to see their whereabouts.

In this regard, the question arises: what exactly was the operator supposed to shoot in the positions of the militants? Is it not another production video on behalf of White Helmets?

Comments

[Pedrodepackes]

militants purchased these cameras “on the black market in Turkey

yeah, and our hucksters Petrov and Bashirov are now trading there? Fantastic, damn it!

[kjhg]

If this is true, then our GRU should be praised for a good operation.

[Mountain shooter]

Took off the tongue. Great job specials ... If really so.

[Lexus]

If really so.

Then why not Glonass? Maybe it makes sense to check your electronics with imported components, just in case?

[IL-18]

Quote: lexus

why not Glonass?

Based on the logic of the special services, where there are no trifles, this is a concrete pale. And your comment tells the ill-wishers what microcircuits to shove the victims of future provocations into smartphones to carry out "international" shouts about the treachery of Russia.

[Shurik70]

And what did they want by publishing this?
Make an advertisement for Russian intelligence?
Well, they did not expect compensation with an apology.
It seems that one of the pan-legoleggers got into the headquarters of ISIS.

[IL-18]

Quote: Mountain Shooter

Excellent work

And the goods are of high quality, they gave out the coordinates clearly. I do not understand the essence of the claim on the part of buyers ..

[DMB_95]

Quote: kjhg

If this is true, then our GRU should be praised for a good operation.

It goes without saying - to encourage and reward. Indeed, judging by the claims of the "buyers" - their troops suffered heavy losses as a result of the operation of these GPS trackers, because the Russian military was able to see their location.

[seregatara1969]

here ischo would be added to Kalash cho thread - well, so that it was clear who is who and where eats

[Serg koma]

Quote: seregatara1969

Here ischo would be in Kalash cho thread

Why minus? Cool idea "friend / foe" as in the Air Force, and if also with GPS ... Given the fact that Kalash is the most common in the world - they would know everything and everyone

[Serg koma]

Quote: kjhg

If true

It seems to me that in the provided image it’s not a video camera, but FORTUNA ENEMY 6L (slightly fragmented) -

thermal imaging sight working on the basis of a matrix with a resolution of 640x480 pixels and having a lens with a diameter of 75 mm. The device sees a thermal target the size of a person at a distance of up to 2 km.

So the article is not true to some extent.

[Ural-4320]

The whole fortune in the frame. And the neighboring device is of such dimensions that it cannot be found in any Fortune.

[Kent0001]

Not a bad thing!

[FORTUNA.ARMY]

Of course, this is not a video camera, but a thermal imaging sight and a gps sensor in the layout of ala AliExpress as in the image no one will install.

[Okolotochny]

And who releases this device? Producing country? Just wondering.

[APASUS]

Quote: Okolotochny

And who releases this device? Producing country? Just wondering.

FORTUNA is a Russian manufacturer of thermal imaging equipment for power and security units, customs and rescue structures, hunters and specialists in sports shooting. The company began its development in 2010 on the basis of a group of specialists in the field of optical devices, and after 6 years it became one of the leading manufacturers of thermal imaging devices for various purposes (sights, monoculars, glasses, pre-objective lenses, mobile thermal imaging systems) in the domestic market.
FORTUNA devices are built on the basis of 384x280 / 640x480 high-resolution thermal imaging arrays and 13/19/25/40/52/75 / 100mm high-aperture lenses that make it possible to detect a thermal object 1.75 / 0.5 in size at a distance of up to 2500 meters.

Very similar to the Fortuna ONE 6L thermal imaging scope (3.2x, 75mm, 640x480px, 30Hz)

As many as 345 rubles are in the market

[Aleksandre]

So I did not understand at all what the "accusation" was ... Apparently "and we are for sho?" becomes an international slogan.

[Sailor]

GRU or SVR, it doesn’t matter - the main thing is intelligence! Way to go, Eagles

[Leopold]

It works, and the article is not simple. So even insurgents cannot get stoned. There is a clear crap with info. Think colleagues, think. No one can forbid people to think, even God himself. They are not punished for this. But the article is very strange.

[foxhounds]

Nifiga. Badly hidden tracker. They burned. And they thought it out so cool: The militants themselves provided intelligence, and also paid for XD equipment

[Chaldon48]

They sprayed on these militants with the most advanced lectures and Russians began to imagine them everywhere. Let them wash more often, though in their midst many believe that water carries happiness away.

[Piramidon]

Let them find the check and go change.

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: Pedrodepackes

our huckster Petrov and Bashirov are now trading there?

And what remains for them? They burned in England, now in Europe their business is not real ...

[kit88]

It pulls in first place in the category "humor of the year"

[Honest Citizen]

This is very similar to the Americans. We will bomb you, but you shouldn't see our planes, otherwise it's "not fair."
So the nomination "hand over the customer" or "stupid manual for a stupid Arab" ...

[Andrey Chistyakov]

"The AMN report notes that the militants acquired these cameras 'on the black market in Turkey'"
You need to be more careful when you buy video cameras on the black market ...

[Terenin]

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

purchased video cameras "on the black market in Turkey" "

We are waiting for an answer from the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation,
that "... the exchange of video cameras with chips to militants and their accomplices is carried out in an organized manner, near the Khmeimim base every Friday from 13 pm to 14 pm. Please do not be late."

[Leopold]

gene And why ours will put ZhPS, we like Glonas used. So let their curators be blamed.

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: Terenin

. The exchange of video cameras with chips to militants and their accomplices is carried out in an organized manner, near the "Khmeimim" base every Friday from 13:14 to XNUMX:XNUMX. Please do not be late "

If all owners of thermal imagers with a beacon have already been bombed, then we can only talk about the charity distribution of certificates of membership in terrorist organizations to all owners.

[Leopold]

Peter Here I do not agree somewhat. Once alive, it means double agents. And now the question is - who needs it?

[brr1]

Quote: Andrey Chistyakov

"The AMN report notes that the militants acquired these cameras 'on the black market in Turkey'"
You need to be more careful when you buy video cameras on the black market ...

Especially in the Ottoman bazaar

[210ox]

probably determined because the sellers were polite people ..

[Reptiloid]

It’s funny to me that it’s like talking about non-gentlemanly behavior, or what? Oh! OH! How so? We got used to it, it is clear that they are either taken out by car or helped. Their partners. Completely overgrown.

[Vkd dvk]

It makes no difference who, how and when dragged the trackers to the bandits. It is not intentions that are evaluated, but the result.

[kit88]

Right now, the most humane court in a The Hague recognizes Barmaleev as victims and obliges Russia to pay compensation.
And a precedent will be created.
And then everything is possible!

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Moscow prosecutor
from thief recidivist Humpbacked

ACCEPT FOR REVIEW

Statement

I ask to prosecute gr. Zheglova and gr. Sharapova, who acting in a preliminary conspiracy by a group of persons misled me and my loved ones by introducing c. Sharapova allegedly confidant well familiar to me gr. Fox, which harmed my interests and those of my loved ones.
The specified act, that is, providing a citizen with incomplete or knowingly false information, has all the signs of a crime under Art. 140 of the Criminal Code.
I ask to take measures of prosecutorial response to gr. Zheglov and gr. Sharapova.

Date. Signature.

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[BARKAS]

You can not even refute, let them take apart all the electronics.

[Troll]

If this is true, then I am glad for the FSB, the GRU, the SVR, the development engineers, and so on and so forth. Well done however!

[SERGEY SERGEEVICS]

These words alone

Militants in Idlib accuse Russia of selling cameras with GPS devices to them

talk about another fake on their part.

[Sanichsan]

Well, what do you want ... the Germans won the general frost, and the Barmaley general the GPS tracker

[Avior]

And in a video camera why not stand a jeepies chip for geo-referencing filming?
And why do gunmen need a video camera?

[Graz]

how else has it happened since the Chechen war that terrorists are filming video reports with their owners so that they can see what they’d go for, and how can you take off water for something without white helmets

[Evil 55]

On SIMka, the trademark is similar to "Megafon" .. that's why they identified ...

[Horon]

This is the battery label. And yes, there is no Megafon in Syria - not at all! Therefore, the SIM card will not work, or someone will have to pay for its work in roaming. And, "cherry on top", there are no GPS trackers in SIM cards, this part may or may not be present in the phone. The location of a phone without GPS is based on completely different principles and its accuracy is highly dependent on the density of base stations in the area!

[Leopold]

My friend Allow for free on the other side? Ah, you’ll bring it anyway, because you are disclosing this secret. Well, I'm for the company.

[Azazelo]

Go to the GAGU, please ...

[Okolotochny]

Go to the GAGU, please ...

You Lady mean .... GAGU?

[Leopold]

There is such a northern bird - the fluff is warm.
Alexey

[Astra wild]

It can be said in a different way: let them go with complaints to the bird's tail. I hope you will not be offended for this.
ps
Perhaps I was mistaken, but you are from the Ministry of Internal Affairs, or rather, you worked on the "land" as a precinct officer.

[Okolotochny]

Okay, peace, friendship, chewing gum - let them go wherever they want, but not to us. In the service - everything can be.

[Nycomed]

Well done our "shuttles"! Not to bring everything from Turkey here, but even there we sell our "correct" goods! They also earned not sickly, I guess.

[rocket757]

This is some kind of sur!
Not that it could be true and the fact that the barmalei could complain

[JD1979]

A flaw, however, it was necessary to fill the circuit with black compound or resin, so that only the wires stick out and it is not clear what it was, but they burned a good idea.

[vadimtt]

You don’t worry what is needed is filled with compound. And next time everything will work again, in spite of the fact that the "cunning" militants "will put out the chips"

[greenegro]

Smart fighters can wrap the camcorder with foil, or drill a small hole in the pan for the lens, use it as a box. They make high-tech drones drones from plywood ...

[vadimtt]

Hmm, I don’t know exactly what the optics of such a camera are made of, but basically it is made of germanium dioxide, and this is radio-transparent material, so you can’t wrap it in foil, because you won’t see a nifiga in a small hole

[Astra wild]

Apparently, manufacturers cheated?

[Leopold]

No. Intelligence does not allow this, if there is no other purpose in missing such information.

[Romanenko]

Most of all, the topic itself is happy about this - bandits and murderers complain about the violation of their rights and freedoms
Decisively, the world has gone mad.
A place for the pirates on the gallows, and not with presentations in court!

[krops777]

They later stated that their troops suffered heavy losses as a result of the operation of these GPS trackers because the Russian military was able to see their whereabouts.

Ah, yay, what kind of Russians are not good, they put such a pig to the white and fluffy fighters for radical freedom, well, then war, if that.

[Mikhail3]

Obviously, video cameras are made exclusively in Russia! And then they sell them to the militants. As soon as two Islamic bandits curled up to Sambul, the Russian electronic residency is immediately activated, and sellers with "charged" video cameras are lining up along their entire route.
What, however, are adequate children ...

[Astra wild]

Mikhail, your question repeats mine: they introduced themselves on purpose: "we are militants from the province of Idlib," and the Russians stuffed cameras under the counter right there

[Leopold]

Well, as if before that there were facts of the sale of weapons to the enemy with deliberately malfunctions. War on all fronts.
Aster

[Astra wild]

It seems during the Spanish Civil War: did Abwehr knowingly ruined carbines sell to Republicans? This operation of Abwehr was exposed by Soviet intelligence. Julian Semenov used this episode in one of the books about Stirlitz.

[Leopold]

Aster It is likely that this was the case. I really hear for the first time. I know another episode about the Second Chechen. There were similar actions. I won’t tell you the details.

[Dikson]

The device does not look like a "video camera" ... more like a fancy sight ..

[Lesorub]

Militants in Idlib accuse Russia of selling cameras with GPS devices to them

If so, Special Respect, for a successful operation)

[Strashila]

"In this regard, the question arises: what exactly was the operator supposed to shoot at the militants' positions?"

[edeligor]

Americans - A CHO, SO IT HAPPENED ?!

[BAI]

The fact that there is a gps navigator is absolutely correct. The whole question is, how appropriate and accordingly legitimate is the supply of such equipment to them.

[venik]

"....Material with claims by militants against Russia posted on Lebanese information resource Al-Masdar.. "
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Lord Yes, at least SOMETHING believes in such nonsense ????
Or is it already "Goebbels' principle": "The more monstrous the lie, the more willingly they believe in it"?

[Dym71]

Given the topic of the news and provided that the rugs are also chip-like, then the joke is valid

[Ros 56]

And you are not happy with the earplugs, they sold you fancy cameras, and you turn your nose. Shoigu will arrange a fun life for you.

[Astra wild]

And they also introduced themselves: militants from Idlib? So it turns out logically

[Leopold]

Yeah, that’s what they wrote - Ravshan and Jamshut.

[Dzafdet]

They’ll kill you, but don’t fight! More often they would be multiplied by zero! Together with instructors from England and Israel!

[Alexander X]

Ah well done our special services. Cheap and cheerful. Babahs complain that they figured out. Oh, scream ...

[FORTUNA.ARMY]

I ordered gps sensors, the one in the image is essentially iot for home. In order not to solder anything and to be able, for example, to connect to such a device through arduino and sort out other sensors, a gas sensor, a motion sensor, a temperature sensor. In fact, there is such a gps and other sensors, plus the platform listed is popular but not even the smallest for the home, it is for a smart home where the dimensions of the sensors are not so important. And if with soldering, then there the size is four times smaller than the key on which we click. I wish the pulsar set such a gps fly fly sensor in the termon) So desa guys.

[mark2]

Something absurd. The Russians allegedly illegally sold to the militants, with whom the Russians are fighting cameras with bugs. The militants bought them on their own initiative.
The question arises: what did they expect when buying equipment from the enemy?
It is even strange that they complain after that.
Even laughter makes my way.

[FORTUNA.ARMY]

It occurred to me that this is an advertisement for cool devices. In the image, something in a metaphorical sense resembles the big testi that the trump has stepped on, a piece of iron, a sticker and pieces of plastic with a microchip worth two jiao lie separately, and all this is passed off as a spy device. Shine!

[Dmitry Zadorozhniy]

Chet, nostalgia wafted, cartridges with RDX. Grenades without a moderator. Expulsion charges to RPGs. That’s just nostalgia and that’s it.

[Lynx-z]

It's ... it's not fair !!!!!)))

[Leopold]

And war implies a winner, one who is more cunning. In another way.

[Kerensky]

Well, here it seems trite the party’s path was traced. Not only the sights were there.

[voyaka uh]

How popular GPS is!
And the militants use it, and the videoconferencing, to slaughter the militants.

[Leopold]

Alexey There used to be a joke about Chinese irons that leaked information about their owners to advertisers ... through a power outlet. Now you can add this device there. You can also add a smartphone, a DVR and a navigator to this collection, I won’t be surprised if a smart pressure cooker joins them.

[voyaka uh]

And a washing machine, refrigerator, coffee machine.
Have you heard about the "Internet of Things"?
And any of these items can be easily cracked by a hacker.
So the problem is not only for the Idlib militants, but for everyone.

[Leopold]

What? Is Rise of the Machines coming again?

Have you heard about the "Internet of Things"?

Uh? Skynet, or what? Well ... well, and at the Terminator where is the ZhPS built-in?

[voyaka uh]

At the Terminator - not in the know. But in the near future, man,
who bought a budgetary Chinese or Korean washing machine,
or another production, will not even know that in this simple
an electro-mechanical device built-in chip with a GPS receiver and more
the most diverse functions.
What for? Well, for example, you decide to run the washer remotely
from your smartphone two hours before you get home. Conveniently.
But the hacker will also be able to launch it from his smartphone.
And to make a mode: drying at maximum speed 5 times in a row.
The wash will break. You will come home, and the washing machine has broken, it is not known why

[Leopold]

I know a nation that can cope with this misfortune. Well, if the F-35 brought to mind, then the Terminator rests on the sidelines. I know something about electronics, and therefore I trust mechanics more. The hacker will not hack into my washer, my toad will strangle such loot for the bullshit to spread. Well, I have such a nature.

[Prisoner]

If so, well done our specialists!

[Anton Kolesov]

The picture is not a video camera, but an expensive thermal imaging sight from 300000 rubles. Here they put a tracker in it and sold it to a cheaper one.

[Signore Tomato]

Interestingly, some kind of pompeo did not shake any kind of chip in a bag from the UN rostrum.

PS: all the given surnames and names of organizations are written with a small letter because they have absolutely no respect for nowhere.