We are proud to announce our new official website in preparation for the TacSight platform release and to help us in our mission to democratise geospatial intelligence. Have a look 👀 : https://t.co/3lobH3Iaw0 #GEOINT #IMINT #OSINT #geospatial #Intelligence

Due to the on-going operation in the Middle East, our daily operations might be disturbed as we will be prioritizing the collect of intelligence from within this area. We remain dedicated to providing as much intelligence as possible to ensure further security within the area.

Despite rumours circulating, ShadowBreak has not noticed changes in the Russian nuclear deterrence stance through satellite imageries. Meanwhile, our SIGINT efforts are only noticing slight increase of Over The Horizon radar usage. No imagery attached.

The @FinancialTimes has put an immensely informative investigative video using interceptions of Russian radio conversations made by different groups, including ShadowBreak Intl. https://t.co/brWmPOxdO6

Using radio chatter intercepted by both ShadowBreak Intl and international radio amateurs, the @nytimes was able to piece together intelligence, creating visual intelligence out of sound

Since the last few days, using both optical and radar space platforms, we are monitoring an important build up of air units and long range arsenal across the southern border of Belarus, directly north of Kiev. No visual attached.

Since the beginning of the situation in Ukraine, ShadowBreak Intl has been using 5 different data partners, providing actionable geospatial intelligence through tasking and archive acquisition!

We salute the combined efforts of one of the biggest OSINT community that created itself around the unencrypted Russian chatters, the Ukraine Radio Watchers. We encourage visiting their new website for further information of their volunteer mission https://t.co/NUGH7d8r84

Yachts of Russian billionnaires on the international sanction list tries to go dark but they can't hide from satellite imagery and the work of the OSINT community. Article by @CovertShores https://t.co/MJpEODQ20J

The importance & uniqueness of this opportunity is what motivated our efforts to preserve & analyse what is being made by thousand of people, making sure actionable intel is generated - for free. We are fully thankful to every OSINT contributors. They are real heroes.

We wish to shine a light on the OSINT community which, way before ShadowBreak Intl got into it, were already monitoring and helping. For us, it truly shows how Internet is reshaping intelligence, SIGINT included. https://t.co/g4O8XYa4b4

We are currently looking for more Russian speakers to volunteer within ShadowBreak Intl and help us translate the hours of recordings we have - and are still doing. If you are interested, please, get in touch with us by sending an email to : translators@shadowbreakintl.com

We will soon make as much raw recordings as possible freely available for journalists and translators, with the hope of shining lights on a historical situation where a regular army is being tracked by thousand of individuals.

An entire community created itself around those communications, currently scanning and recording anything of interest, including ShadowBreak. Creating hours of intense Russian army chatter recordings, each demonstrating an army unprepared for such situation.

Because unsecured communications, the frequencies have been constantly jammed by civilians, sometimes in the middle of fights, making the ground infantry unable to operate properly and having to withdraw.

Every conversations have displayed a disturbing lack of coordination between units, sometimes even firing at each other. But also, in addition to the simple fact that they are equipped with analogic radios, a lack of logisitical support.

We also heard them cry during a fight near Kharkhiv, as heard in this recording. But also had fuel issues, trouble coordinating because lack of maps, ... While also requesting air support or talking about Iskander strikes. https://t.co/ouOWie1t1G

During a fight West of Kiev, we learned that there was an FOB in Nalivaykovka - to which Yug95 was sent to bring the 200 (KIA) and 300 (Injured). https://t.co/gyz2na6B9X

Using publicly available web radio receiveir (webSDR), callsigns of Russian military units and roles were discovered. Reports of losses, injuries, ... everything can be heard. Even them swearing at their own crew, such as in this recording. https://t.co/pJbPR5thR0

Russian units on ground were then tracked, such as Buran-30, which we can hear planning an artillery attack on a civilian location. We can also hear jammers trying to interrupt Russian communications and disrupt their coordination capabilities. https://t.co/MndY58Zvu1

Following the lack of security on their communications, we have been closely cooperating with radio amateurs & translators, across the globe, to document and gather intelligence.