The rise of OSINT has transformed the way that people receive news about the war. It even predicted the onset of Russia’s invasion
showing Russian forces at the Grand Prix country club in Kherson province, and later the aftermath of a Ukrainian attack.
Open sources undoubtedly have their limitations. The torrent of images that emerged from Kherson did so with unusual speed, in part because euphoric residents were keen to take and upload the footage. On one occasion, Ukrainian forces managed to target a Chechen unit near Kyiv within 40 minutes of videos being uploaded to TikTok, according to the.
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