1β£) The original video can be longer and reveal more #info.
2β£) You can find the #context in which this was posted first.
3β£) The original footage is of higher quality and thus shows more #details.
3/ πThese things may help in further investigation.
So looking for original/older footage is ALWAYS worth the effort.
2M people have seen this picture on #Telegram (without blur): "π·πΊ Russian soldier was chained [...] tortured and [...] set on fire while still alive."
According to Russia π·πΊ "The unexpected reveal of "innocent patients" with assault rifles showcased how the Ukrainian military uses ambulances." π¨
The investigation on this tweet from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia is a team effort together with @Techjournalisto, @ArchitMeta and @akhmxt.
(Follow them if you like these kind of #OSINT-investigations.)
The short video is viewed more than 110K times. 2/...
Armed men emerge from a van bearing the logo of the Red Cross.
The International Red Cross (ICRC) has a neutral status, also in the war in #Ukraine.
Do we see a recent war crime by the Ukrainian army in this clip? 3/...
On Twitter, Reddit, YouTube, Facebook and the Russian platforms Telegram and VKontakte, a disturbing 44-second video has been circulating since the end of February.
The short video was filmed from the window of a flat. 2/...
β‘οΈ What do we see?
We see a man sitting in the street, and another man threatening him with a firearm π¨, while a car approaches (1).
A third man with a firearm gets out of the car (2).
The man who was already standing there hits the victim with the butt of his gun (3). 3/..