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Eliot Higgins

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Founder and creative director of @Bellingcat. Now on Bluesky and no longer posting here @eliothiggins.bsky.social
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Jsme Bellingcat

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By Eliot Higgins Verified
| databazeknih.cz
Koupit Koupit eknihu Antikvariát Vyšetřovatelé globálního zločinu a neohrožená budoucnost žurnalistiky. Příběh o špičkových analyticích otevřeného zpravodajství a nejinovativnějších online novinářích na světě, Identita jednoho z ruských agentů podezřelých z otrávení Skripalových v Salisbury byla odhalena již necelé dva týdny poté, co televize odvysílala jejich snímky z bezpečnostních kamer.
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Incendiary Munitions Strike Gaza-bound Flotilla Two Nights in a Row

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By Eliot Higgins Verified, Carlos Gonzales, Trevor Ball
| Bellingcat Verified
On September 8 and 9, two vessels of the Gaza-bound Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) were attacked outside the port of Sidi Bou Said in Tunisia. Bellingcat analysed footage and images from both incidents. The experts consulted believe improvised incendiary munitions were likely used. The trajectory followed by the objects and the audio recordings also appear to suggest they could have been dropped from an aerial platform above the vessels.
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India-Pakistan Conflict: How a Deepfake Video Made it Mainstream

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By Pooja Chaudhuri, Eliot Higgins Verified
| Bellingcat Verified
India and Pakistan have been trading blows in the wake of a militant attack on tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir last month. On May 7, India said it had launched missile strikes in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir. Pakistan – which denies any involvement in the April attack on the tourists, most of whom were Indian – then claimed to have shot down Indian drones and jets. Claims and counterclaims of ongoing strikes and attacks have been forthcoming from both sides.
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