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Nov 17 5 tweets 3 min read
‼️Misinformation

There is no concrete proof of a successful attack IVO #Dzhankoi

There are no damage reports, or visual evidence supporting claims of damage, available.

There is no evidence of weapons systems used, if used at all.

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The video used was filmed in Timonovo, Belgorod, Russia on August 17/18.

Source of video and reference to location/time:

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rferl.org/a/russia-belgo…
Rus. source dispute claims of an attack, and of number/type of equipment destroyed.

They cite A. Shariy (Ukrainian) as source of claim. He has spread claims (later proven false) in past two weeks.

t.me/RVvoenkor/32015
t.me/RVvoenkor/32017

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+1

The falsely-proofed video continues to spread.

Any instance of its use with the claim that is it representing events in Dzhankoi is misinformation.

(((Tendar))) has updated their timeline and removed the incorrect video.

Thanks, (((Tendar)))

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#UkraineRussiawar

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A. Dugin's full comments in link

tsargrad.tv/articles/aleks…

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Recent posts suggest fighting in/near #Kinburn Peninsula [Кінбурнська] or vicinity of Herois'ke [Геройське].

The whole story is incomplete, but there is come context:

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"MTR [SOF] on boats trying to cross the #Dnieper."

t.me/horevica/7571

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t.me/mykolaivskaODA…
t.me/mykolaivskaODA…

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