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22 Apr, 4 tweets, 3 min read
Yes! We’ll be playing Geoguessr again tomorrow at 1:30pm EST. Come join us at twitch.tv/rubbrdukkie
We're going live in 10 minutes! Feel free to play along, @Thedukktweets will share the Geoguessr link via his Twitch: twitch.tv/rubbrdukkie
For those who missed this a couple of weeks ago: Manu (@Thedukktweets) inspired @bellingcat four years (!) ago to focus more on wildlife protection, as @EliotHiggins describes in his new book too.
Next game starting: geoguessr.com/challenge/UdmQ…

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8 Apr
A new Russian Army camp was set up in the Voronezh region bordering Ukraine, @CITeam_en reports. High-resolution satellite imagery obtained by Visual Investigations indeed reveals hundreds of military vehicles at recently formed staging areas. 🛰️📸: @Maxar citeam.org/ru-military-ca… High-resolution satellite imagery, courtesy of Maxar TechnolHigh-resolution satellite imagery, courtesy of Maxar TechnolHigh-resolution satellite imagery, courtesy of Maxar Technol
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29 Mar
Hundreds of insurgents attacked northern Mozambique's Palma last week, resulting in violence that sent thousands fleeing, with some rushing to the beach, where a ragtag fleet of cargo ships, tugboats and fishing vessels was ferrying people to safety. nytimes.com/2021/03/28/wor…
Islamic State's Central Africa Province (ISCAP) has claimed responsibility for the attack, claiming they killed more than 55 “members of the Mozambican army and the Christians, including nationals of Crusader states” in clashes that lasted for three days. Via @heytherehaIey.
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19 Mar
Jessica Watkins was charged with conspiracy for her role in the Capitol attack, alongside other Oath Keepers in military-style garb. New footage shows Watkins (and others linked to the group) pushing against riot police on Jan. 6, contradicting claims by her defense counsel.
The mob which includes the Oath Keepers is trying to get past the police toward the Senate Chamber. “Get in there! They can’t hold us,” Watkins is heard shouting in this @ParlerVideos first found by @CTExposers. You can see the ‘medic’ patch on her helmet. “Push! Push! Push!”
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19 Feb
BREAKING: Six individuals affiliated with the Oath Keepers have been charged for conspiring to obstruct Congress. This thread details what we know about them, because the @nytimes Visual Investigations team has tracked several of them in earlier reporting. justice.gov/usao-dc/pr/six…
All six individuals have been added as co-defendants to a superseding indictment surrounding the group that ascended the Capitol's east steps in “military-style “stack” formation,” seen in this video.
Two couples are among the six new Oath Keepers that have been arrested and charged: Kelly (52) and Connie Meggs (59) of Dunnellon, FL, and Sandra Ruth Parker (62) and Bennie Alvin Parker (70) of Morrow, OH.
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At least six people providing security for Roger Stone participated in the Capitol attack, our new Visual Investigation shows. Here's how the guards (all Oath Keepers) went from guarding Trump's longtime confidant to standing inside the Capitol on Jan. 6: nytimes.com/interactive/20…
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