Posted on 07/31/2014 4:33:09 AM PDT by elhombrelibre
Moscow has tried to hide its support for pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine, but some social media posts from a Russian soldier may reveal even more direct involvement in the region.
Over at BuzzFeed, reporter Max Seddon has the scoop on a 24-year-old soldier named Alexander Sotkin, who has been posting some very interesting photos of his military service, and the locations of the photos are rather telling.
While Seddon has embedded a number of Sotkin's photos, which show him in southern Russia taking selfies, it's this one the communications specialist posted, in rebel-controlled Krasna Talycha in east Ukraine, that's most intriguing:
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I don’t get it...
Oops. My bad. Wrong img. DQ=Drama queen.
I just tested it and it worked fine... It’s a tech site that tells you how to spoof a location on instagram... It’s purpose is to allow you to add photos from before the program was released.
There is a site that allows you to drag photo’s onto and read the metadata. It’s http://metapicz.com/#landing
I didn’t try this with the pics posted in this thread. Maybe I’ll try it after dinner.
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