They exclusively follow the edge of the police line and mostly focuses on them throughout. Typically therefore, coverage shows limited numbers of people, and most of any violence that occurs.
But, it's better than nothing, and at least documents who started what. In the case of Berlin recently, it was particularly shocking.
I see them walking embedded in the crowds in Paris. They tend to follow the action if a particular place 'dies out'.
> it was particularly shocking.
Why so vague?
Have I not typed enough?
That is entirely up to you.
Ruptly is Russian media, so I suppose they have the freedom to report these things that local media doesn't have.
Are they part of the censorship? Is there something they are not showing?