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There's very little sense in the #LNA driving the wreckage to the same locale to set it on fire for a new video, and the burning UAV video itself is absolutely new (April 17 footage showed the UAV after a hard crash and with bombs, which were removed from the site)
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This means that the April 17 downed UAV was videoed&photographed by the #LNA, had the ordnance removed, set on fire (possibly to depict a shoot down- different scenario),videoed again&footage was kept for release at a future date with propaganda value to depict as a new event.
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That’s quite sophisticated PR. Is that Russian cordination to shoot it down and exploit on social media do you think?
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