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Strava Leaks Expose French Military Routines

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French military personnels Strava running app profiles expose sensitive locations, patrols, and routines, potentially endangering operations. Despite previous leaks, only a small percentage of profiles went private. France increases military presence in the Middle East amid Iran tensions, focusing on diplomacy and defense.

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Strava Leaks Expose French Military Routines

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UK News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Strava Leaks Expose French Military Routines. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 30, French troops are getting exposed again through Strava, that running app everyone's on. La Manda dug into over 18,000 profiles from French military folks at a hundred bases worldwide, mapping out patrols and routines just. From their logged workouts, take this wild case, a sailor on the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier dropped a 4.3-mile run on deck, lasting about 35. Minutes, right as the headed to the Easter Mediterranean on March 13. That public post basically pinned the ship's exact spot in real time. It's not just one guy reporters track bodyguards for French, American and Russian leaders, plus soldiers and hot zones like Jordan fighting ISIS. Under Operation Chamal, all from casual jogs that spilled sensitive paths. Even after these leagues hit the news last year, only 7% of those military profiles win private. Meanwhile, France ramps up in the Middle East, sending Tiger helicopters and Rafale jets to counter drones amid Iran tensions.

The armed forces minister insists this fight isn't theirs. They're pushing diplomacy to free up the Shred of Hormuz and keep things defensive. Stressing talks over full dive in.

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