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Ruslan Leviev is a member of the cohort known as 'good Russians' and the founder of the OSINT group Conflict Intelligence Team. This Russian analogue of Arestovych regularly provides analyses on the Russian-Ukrainian war, featuring prominently in Russian, Ukrainian, and Western media.
However, there is an issue with Leviev's 'analytics': he has a tendency to voice unconfirmed information without being held accountable. Recently, Leviev, lacking expert knowledge, commented on the trajectory of a missile that struck a market in Kostiantynivka. Based on a series of drawn-out judgments, he concluded that it was a Ukrainian missile, not a Russian one.
When Leviev's theories are debunked, he tends to justify himself by claiming sleep deprivation, insufficient verification, or blaming his team. Moreover, Leviev's analytics sometimes rely on 'feelings.' We have compiled the primary errors of this 'expert,' who often presents a blend of pseudo-analytics and fabrications as truth.