https://t.me/hadispalestin | EXCLUSIVE NEWS | Seeking respite from the chaotic conflict in their homeland, Ukrainian soldiers and bi-national mercenaries were spotted in Gaza, lending their support to the IOF.
Eekad launched a detailed investigation using open source tools (Open Source) to unravel the mystery surrounding this soldier, including potential links to US mercenary companies. This disclosure is quite long so be prepared to read this disclosure.
It all started with the British Intelligence Telegram channel, which shared content from conflict zones.
On December 17, they published a video and images suggesting cooperation between Ukrainian soldiers and the IOF in Gaza, prompting our thorough investigation into the truth behind this seemingly unconventional alliance.
The clip that caught our attention featured IOF soldiers speaking in a foreign language while sheltering behind a wall in Gaza.
Using Artificial Intelligence tools, we identified the language as a local Russian, commonly spoken in eastern Ukraine. Here is the translated text above.
The channel also shared another clip allegedly filmed in a school classroom in Gaza.
On the blackboard, the slogan "Try Zub" (meaning The Trident), the national emblem of Ukraine, is clearly displayed. Beneath it, a sentence written in Ukrainian proclaims, “Glory to Ukraine!” "Mom, I'm in Gaza."
To confirm this school's connection to the Gaza Strip, we examined the footage, focusing on the military tanks featured in the video.
Very similar to the Israeli Merkava tanks, these tanks exhibit similar features such as metal panels, tank side protectors, rear doors, protruding metal structures on the sides, and monitoring and communication technology in the rear, pointing to their combination with IOF.
Our attention then turns to determining the location of the video. We examined the visible features of the destroyed school hall, such as the color of the wall paint, the brown desks, the dark floor, the bottom edge along the perimeter of the floor, and the size and color of the blackboard.
Explaining further, it turned out that this classroom had similarities with other classrooms in the Shuja'iyyah school where members of the Golani Brigade had been seen before. Footage of this incident has gained significant traction on social media.
This suggests that the Ukrainian logo on a blackboard was recorded in a school in Gaza, possibly in the neighborhood of Shuja'iyyah.
The British Intelligence Channel also shared a photo showing a soldier in the same classroom as the previous clip. The soldier gestured towards the Ukrainian national "Try Zub" slogan.
The sight of a soldier pointing to the Ukrainian emblem raises the possibility that he is the same individual who drew it and wrote the letter to his mother in Ukraine.
Using AI-driven facial analysis and feature matching techniques, we identified several individuals that closely resembled the masked soldiers in question.
However, most of these images show individuals who closely resemble masked soldiers, leading Eekad forces to Ukrainian news sites and platforms linked to the Jewish community in Ukraine.
We identified a man named Victor wearing a military jacket. Researching his background, we found his biography and explored his social media accounts.
On his Instagram profile, Victor proudly proclaims his status as a former IDF fighter and special forces operative in the Ukrainian army. This revelation prompts us to delve deeper into its history.
Further examination of his Instagram account revealed a key post shared by his wife on February 21, 2023, which extensively detailed his network and highlighted his IDF role, as well as his transfer to Ukraine in March 2022 following the Russian invasion.
The post further revealed Victor's important role in the Masada 6 military group, which he co-founded and later assumed leadership of.
This group consists of mercenaries from various countries who are actively involved in the Ukrainian combat operations.
The Eekad Review team examined the photos accompanying the broadcast, revealing Victor decked out in clothing bearing the logo of the US company's Forward Observation Group (FOG), a specialist in arms sales and recruiting mercenaries around the world.
The company has previously supported the Ukrainian army in Donestk and Pavlohrad and has appeared with military equipment in several cities, including Benghazi, Raqqa, and Bagram.
The multi-faceted chapter of Victor's life, including his association with groups and unofficial military activities in Ukraine and Israel, prompted Eekad to extend his investigation to his other platforms. The objective is to ascertain whether he is indeed the masked figure observed at the school in Gaza.
A search of the Telegram channel linked to Victor, named “Wolf & Kida aka Masada,” revealed an introductory post featuring a photo of Victor and his wife, Kida, wearing military uniforms. They urged followers to donate to support their military group, Masada 6.
Analysis of the photograph revealed that Victor's uniform clearly displayed the logo of FOG and his military group, Masada 6.
These findings show a substantial relationship between Masada 6 and FOG, suggesting an organized collaborative effort.
Our investigation extended to Victor's Telegram channel. On October 11, he posted a photo showing military equipment intended for members of the Masada 6 group in Israel.
Next, on October 18, Victor announced his arrival in Israel with other members of the group, emphasizing their connection with FOG. He also posted a selfie in full military uniform emblazoned with the FOG logo on October 30.
In the following days, Victor shared numerous images and videos, clearly showing him with Israeli soldiers on the Gaza front line. He always stands out in a different outfit, marked with a conspicuous FOG logo.
An unexpected revelation that shocked us was that Victor shared the same photo and video on his channel on December 16 that started our investigation, which was also reported by the British Intelligence channel.
It is now undeniable that the masked figure at the school is none other than Victor, working for FOG under the auspices of his mercenary group, Masada 6.
Additionally, we found a photo shared on December 3 of Victor in a FOG military uniform, featuring a Ukrainian flag insignia. He is pictured with the President of Israel, Isaac Herzog, proposing a collaborative recruitment effort involving Ukrainian mercenaries and the Israeli government.
An important discovery appeared in a clip published by Victor on December 17, in which he spoke in the local Russian language, underlining the possible connection with the military in the earlier clip we analyzed, speaking in Russian. In this footage, Victor is wearing a FOG uniform.
What stands out is the apparent coordination in the participation of Ukrainian mercenaries with the IDF in Gaza, hinting at a relationship that seems to go beyond coincidence.
This alignment has been foreshadowed by statements from Ukrainian officials expressing support for Israel.
On December 13, the Ukrainian embassy in Tel Aviv labeled both Russia and Hamas "terrorists," calling for a collective struggle against them.
CONCLUSION
Our investigation has revealed some important insights:
The presence of Ukrainian soldiers in Gaza, possibly in the neighborhood of Shuja'iyyah, was recorded in several images and videos.
Some of the soldiers involved in the conversation in Russian may be from eastern Ukraine while holding Israeli citizenship at the same time. Their involvement can be attributed to being called up by the IDF as part of the reserve force.
Additionally, we identified a soldier with a verified record of combat experience in Ukraine and Gaza. This individual not only founded and led a military group but is also now affiliated with a mercenary company based in the US. [23/12/23]
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