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Re:Russian-manufactured armored vehicle vulnerability in urb... by awb on Friday February 25, 2022 @07:14PM (#30474015)
There's nothing to stop anyone from claiming anything they want. It's word against word. There is no neutral authority that's going to investigate during the middle of a war.

The only way to prove a war crime (like killing civilians), is documented evidence and/or testimony from fellow troops.

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Re:Russian-manufactured armored vehicle vulnerability in urb... by wycy on Friday February 25, 2022 @09:38PM (#30474819)
Russia has such a history of making fake videos that hopefully any video "evidence" presented by them is immediately taken with mountains of salt anyway.
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Re:Russian-manufactured armored vehicle vulnerability in urb... by awb on Friday February 25, 2022 @10:39PM (#30475074)
Already a lot of video game footage online (mostly planes and explosions) masquerading as real video.

Hopefully there’s AI analysis of video too to make sure it’s not manipulated.

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