While the ability of the internet to debunk falseflag operations is great, I feel like this is overstating it's usefulness for tracking the chaos of actual war.

While the ability of the internet to debunk falseflag operations is great, I feel like this is overstating it's usefulness for tracking the chaos of actual war. Most of the civilian videos I've seen so far seem to be more visually exciting shots of distant explosions in urban areas over any attempt to focus on what is shooting or is getting shot at. Contrary to public belief, knowing an artillery shell landed somewhere near a preschool/hospital/whatever ranks pretty low in actual tactical significance.