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I can't find any source on that tweet
The source is linked in the thread. Here's the video that aired on the news https://twitter.com/Egitaniense/status/1512813737580941315
This is the video of the serial number. Which source link this number to Ukrainian army?
Here are a couple of threads regarding the serial numbers
https://twitter.com/PeterCronau/status/1513088826863849473
https://twitter.com/elenaevdokimov7/status/1512952287656046592
Which aren't source. Tweets, posts, telegrams, etc. claiming something aren't sources
What you presumably mean by sources is western mainstream news, and then when western mainstream doesn't report on it any other sources have to be discarded. Seems rather convenient.
The fact is that Russia decommissioned tochka-u in 2019, but Ukrainian military still has them in use. Ukraine originally claimed it was an iskander missile, which Russia uses. They have since admitted that it is in fact a tochka-u.
These tweets include pictures, documents, links to other sources, etc. How can a tweet not be a source when it contains first hand evidence? It has to be posted somewhere...
Obviously the twitter poster is an expert on tracing back missiles
Didn't you read their bio?
"hunter & gatherer, digger & diver. Stretched between China and Italy, I wear an old ushanka."
Imagine the embarrassment you could've saved yourself if you only bothered to read through the thread before commenting. Multiple sources are linked there. Here's an actual video that aired on the news:
https://twitter.com/Egitaniense/status/1512813737580941315
The source we search is the one who linked the serial number to Ukrainian army, not the video of the serial number itself
That site is exhausting. For one piece of good information we need to navigate blatant misinformation.
Such is life. And research in general.
Truth
where's your proof?
https://voxnews.info/2022/04/09/kramatorsk-missile-che-ha-fatto-strage-e-ucraino-la-prova-inconfutabile-foto/ its something, but IDK, photos are too vague. Still wouldn't be surprised at all if it was those nazi scum.
Voxnews is a known fake news publisher
yep, have you seen their north korea stuff? just leave them alone
I can confirm that website is known to spread misinformation. I have seen the OP defending Russian propaganda in other posts. I don't know what is his/her aim but i just hope that some action will be taken. My only worry is if he/she is really a pro Putin fanatic instead of just a troll. That would make me even more sad for such person.
Just use "they"
bruh you know your side has so much fucking propaganda that Goebbels would have an orgasm
I've stated on many occasions that I don't think the invasion was in any way justifiable, and I'm certainly no fan of Putin. That said, it's pretty clear to me that there is a ton of misinformation about the war in western media. Dismissing things you don't like as Russian propaganda makes you yourself a propagandist who is unwilling to engage in honest discourse about the situation. I just hope some action will be taken against such people.
So, basically, people like you.
I'm not the one calling anything that doesn't fit my preconceptions western propaganda.
Go the fuck back to reddit with this bullshit