Handy Ukraine conflict map from The Centre For Information Resilience. Trustworthy OSINT sources are forming an opinion that Russian forces are moving to encircle urban areas but under pressure from various setbacks. maphub.net/Cen4infoRes/ru…
@bellingcat is trying to keep up with the flood of random imagery by creating a spreadsheet but they are four days behind. @oryxspioenkop is hustling to compile a list of destroyed equipment. @liashko_viktor is using FB for official Ukraine casualties oryxspioenkop.com/2022/02/attack…
@bellingcat @oryxspioenkop @liashko_viktor These maps geolocate social media and show source. liveuamap.com/en/2022/26-feb…
@bellingcat @oryxspioenkop @liashko_viktor The Guardian has very clean and explanatory maps of the conflict including location of Russian forces in Kyiv. theguardian.com/world/2022/feb…
@bellingcat @oryxspioenkop @liashko_viktor Back before Google. Folks like me had to use lots of words to describe what it was like being inside a city while the Russian's destroyed it. So I wrote a whole book. This NYTimes piece did a pretty good job with just two photos. 
@bellingcat @oryxspioenkop @liashko_viktor There are also collections of videos on YouTube, Some of shredded Russians... again not much actual combat footage. A surprising amount of social media footage is filmed from apartment windows. Not this. youtube.com/channel/UCmgzM…
We are at the point where if you search for "convoy destroyed" you will get your fill of the destruction being done to Russian columns. I don't know if they are using the old rebel trick of hiring the first and last vehicle but there are a lot of dead vehicles and Russians.
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