The secret data of the Pentagon merged immediately after the invasion of the Russian Federation into Ukraine - the media

Shortly after the February invasion of Ukraine, the user's profile, which coincides with Jack Teisheira's pilot profile, began to place secret intelligence data in a previously unknown chat at Discord, with about 600 participants. This was reported on April 21 by American journalists The New York Times. The authors of the publication say that unlike the Thug Shaker Central group, the second chat was publicly posted on YouTube, and access to it could be obtained in seconds.

This chat contained information about the loss of Russian and Ukrainian troops, the activities of Russian special services and updated information about the assistance provided to Ukraine. The user argued that he posted data on behalf of the National Security Agency, CIA and other intelligence services. Apparently, it is in the material, the first leakage occurred in less than 48 hours after Russia's large -scale invasion of Russia.

"I saw a Pentagon report stating that a third of the forces are used to invade," one user wrote. "I have a little more than information from open sources. The benefits of service in the US Air Force intelligence unit," Taisheira said, wanting to impress the group members. "It may be planned to take troops west of Kiev, as in all other places," he wrote on March 27, 2022, on the eve of the departure of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation from the northern regions of Ukraine.

Some reports began with the updated information about the number of victims of the conflicting parties, and the activities of Russian intelligence services, targeted priorities of Ukraine and military assistance of Kiev were also reported. One of the lawyers of Taishaira, Boston's lawyer Joshua Hanye, as well as representatives of the FBI and the Ministry of Justice refused to comment on the latest revelations.

Therefore, it is unclear whether the authorities were known about the secret materials posted in this additional chat group Discord. Journalists say that additional information raises the question of why the authorities did not show a leak before, especially because hundreds of other people could see these messages by actually accessing the secret information of the Pentagon.