A Turkish online group calling itself OSINT Task Force Greece claims it has mapped military ammunition storage facilities and other military installations in Greece using information from publicly available sources.
The group announced the project in a post on X, saying it has systematically collected and cross-referenced information about military facilities and ammunition depots across Greece.
According to the group, its members began gathering data on Greece in May and have since compiled what they describe as an extensive database covering several categories of military installations.
The group says it used Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) methods, relying exclusively on information it considers publicly accessible.
It also says it is preparing an interactive map to present some of its findings.
In its post, the group thanked members who contributed to the project and said it would continue releasing selected material from its research.
The group described its database as a “fairly extensive and comprehensive dataset” and said the interactive map would become available online.
The announcement also indicated that the group may next turn its attention to military radar systems, ending with the message: “Perhaps the next topic will be radars…”
The claims have not been independently verified, and the group did not provide evidence in the announcement demonstrating the completeness or accuracy of its alleged database.
The development highlights the growing use of OSINT techniques to collect and analyse information about military infrastructure from publicly accessible material.
For security reasons, specific military facility locations, coordinates and other potentially sensitive operational details are not reproduced here.
