As Russian soldiers and defensively covered vehicles start moving into Ukrainian domain, web-based media accounts sharing pictures and recordings from the eastern Donbas and Luhansk locales have been a pivotal wellspring of information sharing film of Russian helicopters making a beeline for Crimea or tank divisions moving to the line.
In any case, as the contention escalates, numerous analysts sharing this essential material taken from web-based media - usually known as open-source knowledge or OSINT - have observed their Twitter accounts startlingly suspended.
The evening of February 22nd, OSINT analyst Kyle Glen was locked out of his record for 12 hours, as per tweets from Glen and a post shared by another OSINT association. Security examiner Oliver Alexander likewise professed to have been locked out of his record two times in 24 hours. Outside of the Anglosphere, the French-language OSINT account Neurone Intelligence, Spanish-language account Mundo en Conflicto, and Brazilian OSINT account Notícias e Guerras were likewise impacted.
A Twitter string assembled by Nick Waters, an investigator at the spearheading OSINT association Bellingcat, records more record suspensions. In a tweet, Alexander shared a screen capture with a message expressing that the record had been locked for disregarding Twitter rules, however the specific rule infringement was not indicated.
source: The Verge