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Ukrainian Uses Airpods Stolen By Russian Soldiers To Track Putin’s Troops

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The Ukrainian man has been posting updates about the location of his AirPods - which were stolen by a Russian soldier - on his Instagram account.

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Daily Mirror

Ukrainian tracks Russian troops' movements via his looted Apple AirPods

Vitaliy Semenets’ Bluetooth headphones were looted from his home in Hostomel, near Kyiv, and he has since tracked them to Belarus and Russia

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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NDTV

Ukrainian Man Uses 'Find My' Feature On Stolen Apple AirPods To Track Russian Troops

Vitaliy Semenets said that his Apple AirPods were stolen from his home in Hostomel, early during Russia's invasion, following which he used the "Find my" feature to follow the progress of the stolen earplugs and also trace the path of Russian troops.

1 year ago·New Delhi, India

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IBTimes

Ukrainian Uses Airpods Stolen By Russian Soldiers To Track Putin’s Troops

The Ukrainian man has been posting updates about the location of his AirPods - which were stolen by a Russian soldier - on his Instagram account.

1 year ago·United States

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Metro News

Ukrainian watched Russian troops' 550-mile journey by tracking stolen AirPods

Vitaliy Semenets said Russian soldiers took his AirPods when they looted his house near Kyiv (Pictures: Getty/Instagram/@vitaliysemenets) A man was able to watch Russian soldiers get redeployed in real time by tracking the AirPods they had stolen from his house. There have been multiple reports about Vladimir Putin’s troops looting houses and stores in Ukraine since Moscow invaded the country on February 24. Ukrainian Vitaliy Semenets added to …

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Record

Ukraine man able to track Russian troops online via his stole Apple AirPods

Vitaliy Semenets had the Bluetooth headphones stolen from is house in Hostomel, near Kyiv, shortly after Putin's forces tried to topple the Ukrainian capital.

1 year ago·Glasgow, United Kingdom

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