Fake: “Armed Forces of Ukraine Used OSCE Video Camera Data for Artillery Fire Correction”

Accusations that the OSCE provided Ukrainian Armed Forces with coordinates of military targets obtained through its video cameras are unfounded. StopFake found obvious inconsistencies in Russian media stories on the subject. For one, the video footage offered as "material evidence" was taken in a different area long before the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. In addition, the OSCE cameras in question were incapable of recording video at long distances; for this purpose UAVs would have been used.

Title: Fake: “Armed Forces of Ukraine Used OSCE Video Camera Data for Artillery Fire Correction”
URL: https://www.stopfake.org/en/fake-armed-forces-of-ukraine-used-osce-video-camera-data-for-artillery-fire-correction/
Publisher: StopFake.org
Date published: April 20, 2022
Description:

Accusations that the OSCE provided Ukrainian Armed Forces with coordinates of military targets obtained through its video cameras are unfounded. StopFake found obvious inconsistencies in Russian media stories on the subject. For one, the video footage offered as “material evidence” was taken in a different area long before the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. In addition, the OSCE cameras in question were incapable of recording video at long distances; for this purpose UAVs would have been used.