OSINT researcher Andrew Perpetua notes that the Russians often spend 10-30 drones attacking the same piece of Ukrainian equipment.
After that, videos received from different UAVs are published on different channels, and sometimes they are edited in a way to hide the fact that the same damaged equipment unit was damaged.
As an example, the researcher cites attacks on the same self-propelled gun "Bogdan", which he saw on about 10 different Russian channels for three days.
Each of these attacks is reported as the defeat of a different self-propelled gun.
In the past, the researcher noted that the Russians increased the publication of videos from previous years with the knocking of the Ukrainian equipment, passing them as the latest.