An investigation reveals how a cyberattack exploited soldiers' vulnerabilities and may have changed the course of the Syrian conflict
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Soooo… Israel directly aided Jolani in cyberwarfare? And they are now proudly boasting about it?
Can it get any more obvious this new Syrian dictator is an Israeli plant?
I think the installed Al Queda commander not giving a shit that Israel was systematically destroying their civilian infrastructure was what really gave it away.
I thought it was Turkish
So far all that Sharaa has done is fight Iran and kneel for Israel while Israel is bombing them.
Erdogan might finally be getting his long desired American F35’s so it appears that he is getting rewarded for his efforts.