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We areas, but also of executions of tied-up people. This is what the brazil mobile database world discovered after the withdrawal of the Russian army. Since when were these bodies there? Before or after the withdrawal? And so who committed these alleged war crimes? We were able to get some serious beginnings of an answer the day after the discovery of the bodies, thanks to "geojournalism", or satellite journalism , which the editorial offices are starting to practice, with the help of experts. Seen from space, just after the Russian withdrawal, before the arrival of the Ukrainian advanced elements, the bodies were there.
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They were not moved afterwards. The place, the time and the modus operandi tend to point to the Russian army. Barely born, already indispensable Do you have a geo-localized and time-stamped image? You can compare it, to authenticate it with an image taken by a satellite. You can also compare its content: buildings, trees, relief… This is what the @RevelateursFTV did about Boutcha in this thread considered, in the cobbled alleys of the international journalism festival of Perugia (Italy), as the most complete of all. This way of investigating is the daily life of Benjamin Strick, director of investigation at the Center for Information Resilience , guest of the Perugia festival.