Talk:Russian Invastion of Ukraine

My Reccomendations:

• Written Media:
  • Like you said "Air Force Magazine", "Proceedings", all those military-for military reading type things which are written by people who know what they are talking about from the military operations aspect
  • The Economist (Good Coverage Overall)
    • Also Pretty Good for most things overall, although one does need to be cognizant and look out, as every so often they do very neoliberal pieces (one article was the writer being all upset over the protections in some new leftist but not authoritarian (at least for now, fingers crossed) government in south america, i forgot the countries/article, but yeah)
  • NPR (also plublishes scripts / articles) does good day by day coverage and some interviews of Ukrainian Soldiers / Civilians caught in the middle of it all) (not as great for in-depth strategy or politics talks, but good for "oh they recaptured that city" etc)
• Videos:
  • Adam Something (YouTube Channel)
    • While not an expert, they do cite sources and post them in the description and seem to isolate their "takes" / predictions from the facts quite well
    • Also Originally from Hungary so like Marcin i feel they have some of that "this is happening next door" / memories to past invasions of their homeland based drive that sadly the increasing number of isolationists here in the USA don't have
• OSINT:
• I personally don't use twitter...or rather X...so the only stuff i see is whatever diffuses into what i watch/read, but here are some things i know of:
  • From Adam Something: Twitter Accounts you should follow for accurate Ukraine coverage (non-exhaustive):
    • oryxspioenkop (this might be account locked, I need to look into How to use Twitter Without an Account (or buckle down and make one)
    • rebel44cz
    • osint_east
    • defmon3
    • kofmanmichael
    • Institute for the Study of War