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In our latest episode of Tochnyi talks, our fellow researcher Alex (@realbedwyr) is hosting Colby (@ColbyBadhwar) and John (@John_A_Ridge) who discuss the genesis and content of Colby's epic Twitter thread on ATACMS as well as doing OSINT research and publishing it. There may or may not be sneak peaks in some of their potential upcoming work pertained to missiles.

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A weekly update. Tochnyi is a collective project which aims to accurately report, discuss and analyze news and information relating to the Russian Federation's illegal war against Ukraine. Tochnyi recognises that the voices of ordinary Ukrainians must be front and center in any reporting. Tochnyi recognises that all dimensions of Ukrainian society are affected by the war, and so seeks to report on all aspects of its impact. Tochnyi seeks to deliver more than just the headline. Its aim is to unpack the issues behind the headlines, and engage with those stories that slip through the cracks.

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Ben(@ulyssecolonna) interviews meteorologist David Helms (@davidhelms570) about environmental OSINT and it's application for analyzing events and activities in the Black sea and along the front line.

This week we discuss Black Sea mines, the importance of crowdsourcing, ATACAMs, Starlink, some developing stories in US aid, and the Morrocan earthquakes

Ukraine solidarity rallies - which lay at the foundation of 2022's seismic shift in global support for Ukraine and its enduring continuity in 2023, are central to this episode dedicated to Ukrainian Independence Day. Sergej Sumlenny describes his own experience from one of the rallies and gives a detailed analysis of one of this week's key events.

Ukrainian voices are prominent throughout this episode - interviewed from the rallies themselves. Featuring a unique introduction and concluding with the sounds from the rallies, this is a Ukrainian Independence Day Tochnyi episode dedicated to Ukrainians, their past and continued sacrifices.

Listen to Ben (@ulyssecolonna) and Rachel Ziemba (@reziemba)  as they discuss global trends in international trade flows, supply chains, sanctions, and the response of the private/public sector to Russias illegal war in Ukraine. This episode was recorded August 23rd 2023 on Tochnyi (@tochnyi).

This week Andrii @AndriiKov9 @AndriiKov9 and Vasyl @Pidluzhnyiv tell us about celebrating the upcoming

⁠https://twitter.com/tochnyi⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ A weekly update. Tochnyi is a collective project which aims to accurately report, discuss and analyse news and information relating to the Russian Federation's illegal war against Ukraine. Tochnyi recognises that the voices of ordinary Ukrainians must be front and centre in any reporting. Tochnyi recognises that all dimensions of Ukrainian society are affected by the war, and so seeks to report on all aspects of its impact. Tochnyi seeks to deliver more than just the headline. Its aim is to unpack the issues behind the headlines, and engage with those stories that slip through the cracks.

Tochnyi contributor Ben once again interviews Exit266, this time focusing on the consequences resulting from the termination of the Black Sea Grain Initiative between Turkey, Ukraine and Russia.

This week Joseph Thomason interviews James Spencely an Australian entrepreneur who started AUS Ukraine Aid, a charity that brings ambulances with medical supplies to the frontlines. Charles Rei discusses the current challenges facing Ukraine in the counteroffensive and what modern militaries have done historically to overcome some of these obstacles.

We are joined once again by Freightmonkey, who works in the aggregate freight shipping industry (loose products like grain) for a discussion on the current situation in the Black Sea and more.