Je vais vous expliquer dans ce petit thread comment utiliser Open Street Map (OSM) pour retrouver des infrastructures militaires et automatiser le travail.
OSM est une carte du monde open source, ce qui signifie que les données peuvent être modifiées par tout le monde. Il faut donc utiliser cet outil avec précaution.
OSM montre toutes sortes d'infrastructures, mais nous allons nous concentrer sur les objets militaires. Ces zones militaires sont représentées sur la carte par une hachure rouge :
Nous allons utiliser Overpass Turbo pour automatiser le travail de recherche. Overpass recherchera tous les objets militaires dans une région donnée. Au moment où j'écris ces lignes, les tensions entre l'Ukraine et la Russie sont en cours, nous choisirons donc la Russie.
Based on high resolution imagery, I can say that two Ropucha class LSTs were hit last night during the a Ukrainian missile strike on the Sevastopol port.
One of the ships has a large scorch mark on its side, and another can be seen being towed into a dry dock.
Quick map showing reported attacks on 4 refineries and 2 fuel trains over the past 4 days. Locations are based on @GeoConfirmed data and media reports.
All of these attacks were confirmed using geolocated images, except for the one in Novoshakhtinsk, which is mapped based on media reports.
As said here, the two trains could have nothing to do with the recent strikes against oil depots.
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The next U.S. military package for Ukraine is rumored to contain Ground-Launched Small Diameter Bomb a long range precision munition. This thread will try to explain why this could be a game-changer.
With the current front line, these munitions that have a maximum range of 150km would essentially cover the entire Ukrainian territory occupied since February 2022 and even parts of northern Crimea.
This puts a lot of important and well-known targets within reach of these systems. Here is a list of a few that I think are significant.👇