Примери коришћења Bellingcat на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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This should have aroused suspicion in Bellingcat.
Bellingcat received audio and metafiles separately.
In the course of analyzing the events in the eve of andon 24 January 2015, Bellingcat has also identified two Russian generals involved with the selection and assignment of Russian artillery specialists to commanding roles in eastern Ukraine.
Bellingcat does not comment on all these facts, probably not due to lack of experience.
In the Kuznetsi- Bezymyannoye- October district, where the batteries took up their positions according to Bellingcat data on the morning of January 24, 2015, communication using conventional VHF radio stations would be possible because the location and distance allow it[ vii].
Bellingcat was founded in 2014, just after the beginning of Ukrainian aggression against Donbass.
In a different development, two(separate but interacting) fronts for Western intelligence, Bellingcat and The Insider, claimed they have discovered the real identities of the two Russians accused by the Brits of involvement in the weird case of the alleged Skripal poisoning.
Bellingcat claims to have identified nine Russian officers who were directly involved in the operation.
In other words, Bellingcat does not know who shot where.
Since Bellingcat has such high ambitions, surely the organization must have plenty of experts?
The negotiations on which the Bellingcat investigation is based were provided by the Ukrainian authorities to a small group of investigative journalists.
Bellingcat last month identified Boshirov as a colonel in the GRU whose real name was Anatoliy Chepiga.
The founder of the British investigative group Bellingcat says Russian President Vladimir Putin lied when he said he had never met either of the two suspects in the novichok poisoning attack in England.
Bellingcat claims that on that morning, more targets in the area east of Mariupol were fired from launchers.
In addition, Bellingcat was unable to determine the geographic location of the numbered destinations.
Bellingcat last month identified Mr Boshirov as a colonel in the Russian military intelligence body GRU, whose real name was Anatoliy Chepiga.
In other words, Bellingcat verified the reliability of the source using information from the same source.
The Bellingcat group claims the man who was named as Ruslan Boshirov is actually Colonel Anatoliy Chepiga.
At the same time, Bellingcat claims to be a platform for investigations on such large-scale and complex issues as MH17.
Bellingcat indicates the wrong time: according to the preliminary report of the SMM, the shelling occurred at 9:15, and not at 9:30[ xvii].
In its investigation, Bellingcat relies heavily on bugged phone conversations between the employees involved, as well as image analysis.
Bellingcat said it perused pictures of graduates of Russian military academies and found a man resembling Boshirov in a group shot.
Investigative group Bellingcat and Russian website suggested that Russian intelligence has infiltrated the computer infrastructure of a company that processes British visa applications.
Bellingcat also performed crater analysis based on photos available on the Internet and aerial photographs of drones[ xv].
A group of investigative journalists called Bellingcat linked the demolition of a passenger aircraft on the MH17 flight in eastern Ukraine in 2014 with a GRU officer who she said“oversaw the procurement and transport of weapons.”.
Bellingcat also cooperates with the Atlantic Council think tank which operates under NATO and receives grants from the US Department of Defense.
Bellingcat made serious mistakes in identifying the departments involved, so the identification of the employees involved should also be treated with caution.
Bellingcat can neither determine the authorship of the three HURRICANE missiles, nor determine the targets in the field that were mentioned in the telephone conversations.
Bellingcat believed that the shelling was from so-called“Russian-controlled” territory, and that the shelling was prepared, monitored and conducted by Russian officers.
Bellingcat said that the man British authorities identified as Alexander Petrov is actually Alexander Mishkin, a trained doctor working for the Russian military intelligence unit known as GRU.