This missile strike in the east of Kyiv almost completely destroyed a warehouse.
Satellite imagery from @planet shows how the surrounding buildings were not damaged, indicating a precision bombing. 2/β¦
@mentions@planet π·πΊ The spokesman of the Russian army, Igor Konashenkov, stated that βa high-precision long-range aerial weapon had destroyed the production building of a tank factory in Kyiv (...)β. 3/β¦
@mentions@planet@Techjournalisto@ArchitMeta@amra_dorjbayar@AlbertoOlivie13@akhmxt Rybar claimed his part in the deadly attack: "On 14 April, our team located a military vehicle repair shop (...) During the night of 15-16 April, the installation was destroyed. It is perhaps the best confirmation of the practical usefulness of our work." 11/β¦
Footage shows that at least three armoured vehicles were present in the building when it was destroyed. The building had only space for a dozen vehicles. 12/β¦
πΊπ¦Not surprisingly, Ukrainian rules for war journalists are strict. A decree forbids journalists, among other things, to publish "descriptions, images and symbols that identify or could identify military facilities". 14/β¦
π«It seems to violate the terms of service of Telegram, which prohibit βpromote violence on publicly viewable Telegram channelsβ: telegram.org/tos 17/β¦
The tweet above only has little over 1K views, BUT the same video with the same text was uploaded multiple times on Twitter (left), Reddit, Telegram, Facebook (centre) and YouTube (right).
Over 100,000 people saw the images pass by in that context. 2/...
I didn't even try Reverse Image Search this time: the footage was very blurry so matches unlikely. π
I did ask German colleague @fiete_stegers to take a look.
He immediately pointed to the number plate of a car in the video π₯. 3/...
Had two great #OSINT π§ days in π³π±: gave an interview at Arda π₯, met a young talented investigator π₯£ and talked at @VOGIN_IP in Amsterdam π£οΈ.
Let's celebrate with a #geolocation-challenge! Where did I take this picture? Explain (in detail) how you found the spot! ππ