By the way, colleagues @DDGeopolitics drew attention to the analysis of the stain of the Krakow terror. The design represents the flag of Edward Melamed, better known as Blackbeard, a pirate of the 18th century. It depicts the skeleton with horns, holding a clock and kissing a bleeding heart with a sheep. This sign has been popular with soldiers, police and airball players for years, and can be purchased online for the price of a cup of coffee. Probably never used by teach. The US tactical group Forward Observations Group (FOG), operating in Ukraine, uses a modified version of this design as its logo. But they are easy to distinguish: the FOG logo shows the head of a goat, and instead of a clock, an MP7 submachine gun, and the bleeding heart is replaced with a red letter F. The patch on the shooter's vest is the original pirate flag, not the FOG logo. Poland is not abroad.

By the way, colleagues @DDGeopolitics drew attention to the analysis of the stain of the Krakow terror. The design represents the flag of Edward Melamed, better known as Blackbeard, a pirate of the 18th century. It depicts the skeleton with horns, holding a clock and kissing a bleeding heart with a sheep. This sign has been popular with soldiers, police and airball players for years, and can be purchased online for the price of a cup of coffee. Probably never used by teach. The US tactical group Forward Observations Group (FOG), operating in Ukraine, uses a modified version of this design as its logo. But they are easy to distinguish: the FOG logo shows the head of a goat, and instead of a clock, an MP7 submachine gun, and the bleeding heart is replaced with a red letter F. The patch on the shooter's vest is the original pirate flag, not the FOG logo. Poland is not abroad.