Sieben deutsche Studenten verfolgten mit Moskau bemannte Frachter vor der niederländischen und deutschen Küste und verbanden sie mit Drohnenschwärmen über Flughäfen und Militärstützpunkten [link in comments]

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    1. goldstarflag on

      It’s time to establish a European Intelligence Agency 🇪🇺 to conduct sabotage actions in Russia and support independence movements. That’s the very least we can do.

    2. ElderMillenialSage on

      The number of ruzian spy and sabotage operations in Europe over the past ~25 years warrants a nuclear strike on moscow. Hey Brussels, grow some fucking balls and do something about ruzian influence already.

    3. I (rather dyslexically) read that as “_Steven Gerrard tracked Moscow-_” and was properly scratching my head for a bit there…

    4. NeilDeCrash on

      Russians are just harmlessly updating their strike site and missile target data with drones.

      No need to worry Europe, Russia is far away. Go back to sleep.

    5. I hope germans will not forget to quickly what happend. All this Rusofobia stuff that was thrown very often at Poland or other Russian neighbours was so tiresome.

    6. Adorable-Database187 on

      > Ships with Russian crews exhibited anomalous behavior near German military installations

      > Multiple ships from the same owner positioned suspiciously during the same incidents

      >These ships have connections to Russian military-linked facilities (Pregol, Rosatom, Tartus)

      >19 correlations between ship positions and documented drone incidents

      >Russia’s state nuclear corporation operates ship-launched drones with sufficient range

      >Official inspections were “symbolic”—not all containers opened

      >European intelligence assesses these ships as “with high confidence” working for Russia

    7. BeanBurritoJr on

      Kinda makes you wonder about the drones over the US east coast last year…

    8. Burpetrator on

      I still don’t understand why Belgium needs to keep assets of a country save that has attacked it several times already.

      Btw: once they finally release the frozen Russian funds they should do a direct link between Russias actions and the money. Like for every Russian drone that crosses European or Ukrainian borders – 50 mio gets transferred to the Ukrainian budget. And we need to make sure average Russians hear about it every time.

      Like “DingDingDing” another 50m of what once was your pension money just got sent to Ukraine

    9. diamanthaende on

      Well done.

      They did this out of curiosity and more power to them, but it absolutely makes sense for Europe to tap into the vast network of cutting edge universities and research institutes to support the security forces.

      This is about defence against malign foreign actors that literally threaten our democracies. Everyone who can help to thwart their efforts should.

    10. redcremesoda on

      This is great, but isn’t it a problem that volunteers were able to figure this out but not the government?

    11. Trantorianus on

      Confiscate the ships, end of story. Putlers Agent Orange did this in the Caribbean lately, too. Seems to be legal, nobody cares.

    12. Anxiety_Fit on

      This needs to be translated into every EU language and shoved in front of as many eyes as possible.

      This is huge. And needs to be shared as far and wide as possible.

    13. Ok-Crow-4948 on

      Shoot those drones down. They are violating sovereign nations‘ air space. Shoot. Them. Down.

    14. TheDucktapeBandit2 on

      Nit heard this on our news yet, is this that fresh news? I hope they will show this on the news…
      Some people here in holland where a little worried, they should know.

    15. What’s interesting, they couldn’t trace the drones to any specific ship, and officers couldn’t find any drones when on board said ships. Not one. Hmm

    16. maps-and-potatoes on

      Every time something like this happened and was posted on Reddit, there was always someone (or simply an account) to say „stop accusing Russia, it can be anyone“.

    17. CilanEAmber on

      Shh, don’t tell the ufo subs, they’re convinced its aliens and won’t hear otherwise

    18. There was a russian freight ship nearby when drones almost intercepted Zelenskyy’s plane when he visisted Ireland. They were exactly in the path of the plane when the plane was **supposed** to be there, only it had already passed it as it was ahead of schedule.

    19. NATO, the EU, and basically every western nation plus Japan, SK, and Australia/NZ, really need to get their asses in gear and create a strategy to counter these new „pseudo-war“ tactics, because they are working very effectively.

    20. mastrescientos on

      European authorities have known about this since, at least, summer:

      [https://www.escenariomundial.com/2025/08/26/autoridades-europeas-investigan-espionaje-de-rusia-por-buque-con-drones-hacia-vaasa/](https://www.escenariomundial.com/2025/08/26/autoridades-europeas-investigan-espionaje-de-rusia-por-buque-con-drones-hacia-vaasa/)

      [https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/are-russian-cargo-ships-operating-drones-in-europe/](https://ukdefencejournal.org.uk/are-russian-cargo-ships-operating-drones-in-europe/)

      Also rare Bild W: *A reporter team from BILD, WELT and the Axel Springer Academy has gathered data for weeks.*

    21. TelevisionLife795 on

      And there are people like Harald Havas and others who think they are UFOs.

    22. Sensitive_Pitch_4456 on

      Russian tanker sank…. EU decision makers don’t know anything about the incident, they blame the new breed of ship eating walruses.

    23. You at least when they start bombing I’ll be dead quick. Since they like to strike civillian targets.

    24. DDDDestroyer on

      The fact that students have to do it and not our intelligence agencies shows that either they are inept to the point of not being able to do their jobs, or that they know of this and don’t stop these transgressions. I’m not sure what’s worse, but either way I’m not a fan.

      Mad props to the students though!

    25. I wish the article were more open about which incidents they found a correlation to, and which incidents they investigated and they found no correlation. Do they discuss that in the paid version?

      A lot of drone sightings end up being misidentifications, and yes that includes for cases like military bases and airports. Without knowing if the team is capable of recognizing this and rule out misidentifications from their sample, then it’s hard to tell just how good the investigation is.

      Note that I’m not saying russian espionage or interference doesn’t exist, but many of these drone sightings make absolutely no sense if their objective is to spy and they don’t sound reasonable if their objective is just to cause a few airport shutdowns.

    26. What i find so strange, is how this is not already reported by any of our militaries. It should be obvious to shipping radars that a ship is doing nothing but drift around and its distance being tied to drone incursions.

      I would be surprised if it isn’t already common knowledge within sitting governments.

    27. Greece put two guys who made the game ArmA in jail just for taking pictures of a military base.

    28. Probably similar method done with Ireland recently when Zelenskyy visited

    29. What in the spy show is this picture though? The show could be called Das SpyBootie

    30. 7StarSailor on

      Gute Arbeit.

      Jetzt schauen wir zu wie unsere Regierungen genau nichts tun und Russland einfach weiter machen lassen.

    31. Bestoftherest222 on

      If I was a part of this project I wouldn’t wabt my face all over connected to this.

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