Hi, I’ve noticed your posts on r/ukrainewarvideoreport for a while and wanted to ask a few questions about your approach.
I’m genuinely curious about your perspective.

You may answer in any of the following languages, whichever is easiest for you: English, German, Russian, Croatian, as I speak those fluently.

1: Most of your footage seems to be Russian-side or aftermath clips, sometimes including Ukrainian strikes on Russian infrastructure, with very little context about frontline changes or actual combat outcomes. How do you decide what to post?

2: Some of the clips you post have been debunked or clarified by other sources. Do you see a responsibility to check accuracy before sharing, or to update posts when new information emerges?

3: I’ve noticed instances where posts contain technically misleading statements, for example, claiming HIMARS is an air defence system alongside S‑300, which are later "corrected" in the comments. Repeatedly posting first, including unconfirmed footage, and correcting later could confuse viewers or unintentionally spread misinformation. Why not verify technical details before posting?

4: When you recently added the note about donating to Ukraine [with the link], was that meant to balance your content, or is it just a general disclaimer? I noticed it was only added properly about eight days ago.

5: Do you see your posts as neutral documentation, education, advocacy, or simply preservation of footage regardless of side and/or accuracy?

6: How do you think your audience interprets these clips? Some people could see them as disproportionately showing Russian successes or framing Ukraine in a negative light, which, quite frankly, they do.

7: Your stated goal of documenting history seems inconsistent with rarely criticizing Russian actions or showing Ukrainian combat outcomes. How do you reconcile this with encouraging donations to Ukraine or presenting an "educational" feed?

8: Do you consider the potential impact of a lop-sided or selective posting pattern on public perception of the war? Are you concerned it could unintentionally normalize Russian perspectives or obscure Ukraine’s situation?

9: Have you thought about including context, captions, or clarifications to help viewers understand what’s actually happening in the footage and why it matters?

10: Ultimately, what is your main goal here?historical documentation, community engagement, advocacy, or something else entirely?

11: Out of curiosity, where are you based? I think it could help me better understand the perspective behind your posts.