They don't need to be. Anyone can look at the image, that's the whole point of photography.
Think about how far you will go to defend propaganda and the Russians. Have you been on the moon? Can you independently verify the images from the lunar landings?
Can you personally verify any picture showing what happened in World War I?
You are just making up reasons for people to not believe what they can see with their own eyes.
Think about how far you will go to defend propaganda and the Russians.
What Russian propaganda have I defended specifically?
Have you been on the moon? Can you independently verify the images from the lunar landings?
The Americans who went to the moon and came back testified to the accuracy of the photos and videos they took. (This is notwithstanding the fact that faking the moon landings was technologically impossible in 1969.)
Can you personally verify any picture showing what happened in World War I?
I'm fairly certain that the soldiers who went there were able to testify by name as to what occurred in the photos.
My point is that Oryx is comprised of two Dutch guys who are relying on the fidelity of the data they're provided. If they actually go to Ukraine to verify that, for example, all of the vehicles they claim as "captured" were then actually repaired and put back into service to fight against Russia, then I'll withdraw my complaint.
You are just making up reasons for people to not believe what they can see with their own eyes.
I can see with my own eyes that an entire person got photoshopped out of an image.
To PIF:
More of your boring opinionated politics - so predictable so wearying. Notice how you are always saying bad stuff against the Ukrainians, but never your loving genocidal comrades in Russia.
Not only do I not need to (because there's plenty of people on FR who can document Russia's sins; there's already sufficient enough 'supply' that I don't need to add my own), but no one in America or the West (with any authority of note) are agitating to funnel arms to Russia so they can fight a proxy war against another country.
That's a fairly significant categorical difference.