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A most amusing and repetitive clip on a Taiwanese YouTube channel...

Suchomimus
USER CREATED
Sep 11th, 2021
Location: Taiwan
Source: https://socialblade.com/youtube/channel/UCXZs3e_VSlYgrUuTqm3GgVA

And another

A second verification of the YouTube "content creator" and where he is --
Location: Taiwan

Source: https://www.youtube.com/@suchomimus9921/about

Here is some other verification about this individual --
Source: https://graphtreon.com/creator/user?u=80032585

And another --
Source: https://tz.youtubers.me/suchomimus/youtuber-stats/en

Now, as there are so many YouTube channels making their reports, can any of use CONFIRM that we are seeing is in fact as it is reported?

"And it gives us a very nice boom at the end." And, "what's not to like about this video?" Exactly. Four replays of an explosion. And "if we zoom out, " except that we didn't zoom out because, whether wholly accurate or inaccurate, this video is a cut-and-paste for your entertainment.

What is somewhat verifiable is that Suchomimus is rather successful in posting monetized videos.

And all YouTube videos are always true.... < sarc >

Except, as an example, "Ukraine: These videos do not show a Russian tank running over a civilian in Kyiv"
Source: https://observers.france24.com/en/europe/20220301-video-debunked-russian-tank-crush-civilian-car-kyiv

Or.... "Fact Check: Old video of Russian military drill mishap shared as from Ukrainian battlefront As seen in the video, the tanks involved in the incident belong to Russia, but it didn't happen during the invasion of Ukraine. This footage is of an accident during a military drill in 2021."
Source: https://www.indiatoday.in/fact-check/story/fact-check-old-video-of-russian-military-drill-mishap-shared-as-from-ukrainian-battlefront-1918621-2022-02-27

It is fascinating how many YouTube videos are posted now from so many sources, and so few from Ukraine or Russia.

Remember journalists at the front line in Vietnam? I do. Or "embed" journalists in the Iraq and Afghanistan assaults. I do. And the "embedded" journalists from the Ukraine, or alternatively from Russia? I don't. But that guy in Taiwan. Wow!

—”Remember journalists at the front line in Vietnam? I do.”

I had seen some, but never with my unit in over two years RVN?

Yes, using WhoIs is valid, but as with so much online, mostly real, or maybe not.
Not everyone wants to be located.
Most no longer list a location.
No one checks to verify WhoIs Data.

If you want to spend a few minutes looking you can see the original video as it was posted from someone in Ukraine.

Hint - look on Telegram.