CI/CT Operations

[FalconSlayers]

View: https://x.com/OSINTJK/status/1911328754816741843

 

[FalconSlayers]

View: https://x.com/arbaazshie47733/status/1911341530641490238

 

[RDXChauhan]

What is this?
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[GhatiyaOperator]

What is this?
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View: https://x.com/krutikvirani/status/1911773039005417799

 

[GhatiyaOperator]

I won't ever believe that any madarsachaap can use such high end stuff... even most science/tech grads won't understand what's written in the tweet.

These are not simply SSG trained jihadis but ex/serving-SSG personnel roaming in J&K.

Nope
Do not become like Pakistanis - dumb and narrow minded

Not all terrorists are dumbfucks, they know they are being used and quality of cadre is just like afghans or maybe not even that, you don't know on what level the middle east fucks operate

Not linking it to middle east but just saying such training is not unheard of without professionals
Even technical stuff, just tell them bhai ye button se ye ,woh se ye . . . Even in the military, not all soldiers have to be taught all the things in the world about that equipment just the basic stuff of 'ye se woh hota hai' type and some familiarization

 

[Baseplate]

maybe it's a meshtastic node , can't really say without looking into it .

(pic for reference)



the antenna and micro display matches out ,

 

[Viper316]

Bullets fired at patrolling party during cordon and search operation in Lassana area of Poonch. Details awaited

 

[Azaad]

https://www.rediff.com/news/report/...n-army-without-generals-bsf-book/20250413.html

 

[RDXChauhan]

View: https://x.com/krutikvirani/status/1911773039005417799

AI said this about Portable Frequency Counter, I don't know much about Radios but if whatever said below is true then it explains why the simply manage to evade ambushes and search ops

The portable frequency counter is a handheld tool used to identify the exact radio frequency a device (like a walkie-talkie or drone) is using. While harmless in civilian use (e.g., hobbyist radio experiments), in conflict zones like Jammu & Kashmir, it becomes a tactical weapon. Here’s how:

1. Eavesdropping on Security Forces:
- Security agencies use specific VHF/UHF radio frequencies to coordinate operations. A frequency counter can scan and detect these frequencies, allowing terrorists to secretly listen to troop movements, patrol plans, or emergency calls.

2. Cloning Frequencies for Sabotage:
- Once the frequency is identified, terrorists can program their own radios to the same channel. This lets them:
- Intercept live communications: Gather intel on upcoming operations.
-Transmit fake orders: Create confusion by sending false alerts (e.g., "Retreat!" or "False alarm!") to disrupt coordination.

3. Bypassing Privacy Codes (CTCSS/DCS):
- Radios often use sub-audible tones (CTCSS) or digital codes (DCS) to filter out unwanted chatter. A frequency counter can decode these privacy settings, enabling terrorists to:
- Sneak into “secured” channels: Join conversations without being detected.
- Jam communications: Overwhelm the frequency with noise to block critical messages during attacks.

4. Replicating Drone/Device Signals:
- If security forces use drones or remote sensors, terrorists could reverse-engineer their frequencies to disable them or even hijack control