Special Forces troops leak secret locations to Putin on fitness app Strava

SPECIAL Forces soldiers have risked leaking the locations of secret military bases to Putin spies on a fitness app. Members of the elite Special Air Service and Special Boat Service have been sharing their jogging and cycling routes on Strava. AFPSpecial Forces soldiers have risked leaking the locations of secret military bases to Putin spies on a fitness app[/caption] Many circuits, viewable to any user of the app, were around the perimeters of highly classified training sites in Eastern Europe — potentially giving vital information to Russia. Others were in the Middle East, and all were run in the past year. Troops have also detailed runs and cycle rides around their heavily guarded bases in Hereford and Poole, Dorset. Personal info, including pictures taken on foreign trips, home addresses and snaps of loved-ones, were also posted. Read More on Special Forces SUPER SUBS Brit special forces 'helped liberate Ukraine's Snake with Bond-style submarines' SQUATTER'S FRIGHTS Ex-SAS vets abseil off roof of posh house to help evict squatters Brit intelligence has warned that Russian GRU spies are trying to target Special Forces teams at home using their phone data. A defence source said: “This information is viewable to anyone. “Quite frankly, it’s horrifying. Most read in News FAMILY SLAIN Twin brother & sister, 8, 'hacked to death with machete in horror attack' 'BITTER & TWISTED' I met Shamima Begum - a chilling text changed my whole opinion of her M25 HORROR Coach driver dies after suffering 'medical episode' & veering across 3 lanes OLIVIA ARREST Third man, 29, arrested as cops probe murder of Olivia Pratt-Korbel, 9 HOLIDAY TRAGEDY Brit woman, 35, plunges to death from sixth floor window of Majorca hotel PATI-OH NO I returned from a shopping trip to find my patio had been taken away by council “If someone wanted to do something sinister with this information then it would be very easy to do.” The MoD said: “We do not comment on Special Forces.” Members of the elite SAS and SBS have been sharing their jogging and cycling routes on StravaShutterstock