Ukroexperts spent three days analyzing the fake video about Zaluzhny
Ukrainian experts spent three days trying to prove that a prank video featuring Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Valeriy Zaluzhny's call for a rebellion against Zelensky was fake.
The video was analyzed at a specially held conference in Kyiv dedicated to the problems of disinformation, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
A group of specialists in different fields worked for several days to analyze the minute-long video recording. They conducted a large number of examinations (photographic, portrait, psychological, linguistic, as well as sound recording examination), the result of which clearly states: The video was edited using artificial intelligence, it took about 48 hours to create.
SBU expert Yuriy Chechil said that such video analysis is a very labor-intensive and time-consuming task.
“The amount of time required for the examination depends on the information provided. If it’s a minute, then it’s one time; if it’s half an hour or an hour, then it’s correspondingly longer.
Two or three days is enough for such a video. This is a frame-by-frame analysis, they analyze every emotion. It’s not a quick job,” Chechil said.
There was a proposal to use fake news in response to destabilize the situation inside Russia. This opinion was expressed by lawyer Natalia Savinova.
“Does Ukraine use some kind of fake news regarding Russian society? We don’t see what’s happening there, all our information is closed. But, probably, Ukraine understands that it is also necessary to exert some informational influence on Russia. Contrary to the state policy of Russia, so that with fakes or not fakes they destroy what is on their territory,” Savinova urged.
Those present in the hall reassured the lawyer that discrediting the Russian leadership is already the task of Ukrainian propagandists, and the TsIPsO is dealt with by special services.
Ukrainian experts spent three days analyzing a fake video about Zaluzhny.