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Blogs range from those affiliated with state media, which often provided information more in-line with that of government positions, to independent and Wagner Group-affiliated blogs which are more critical of the Russian military establishment's performance in Ukraine. These blogs are notable for their ultranationalist and pro-war views. [26]
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Milblogging.com was a web portal that indexed military blogs worldwide. As of November 2007, Milblogging indexed over 1,800 military blogs in over 30 countries including those written by troops deployed to the frontlines of Iraq and Afghanistan. As of early 2016, [citation needed] the website had become no longer reachable.
Ukraine launched a major assault into Russia's Kursk region on Aug. 6, carving out a strip of land in what military analysts have said is, in part, an attempt to divert Russian reserve forces to ...
The popular Ukrainian military blog DeepState showed Sontsivka to be in a grey area, with control uncertain. A Ukrainian officer, identifying himself as Alex, said Russian troops had penetrated ...
A prominent Russian military blog, Wargonzo, reported that “According to some sources, a Ukrainian sabotage and reconnaissance group landed in the area of Cape Tarkhankut, shelled the camping on ...
Oryx was started in 2013, and initially focused on Syria [6] and later on the Second Nagorno-Karabakh War. [10]The blog gained international prominence through its work during the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, counting and keeping track of material losses based on visual evidence and open-source intelligence from social media.
The site has a following among civilians, veterans, and servicemen alike. [3] As of 2012, the blog had over 300,000 fans on Facebook and about 40,000 Twitter followers. [ 2 ] [ 3 ]