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Investigations built from public evidence.
This is OSINT, open-source intelligence: working out what happened from things anyone can look at. Satellite passes, government tenders, local reporting, a minister saying too much on live TV. Every claim points to something you can check yourself.
Four Days in May: What Operation Sindoor Actually Destroyed
In four days India cratered eleven air bases, blinded six air-defence radars and flattened two militant headquarters, and Pakistan’s own repair tenders, ministers and funerals confirmed it. A target-by-target record of the damage, in Pakistan’s own words.
How it was made: nothing in it is leaked or secret. It lines up dated satellite images with the Pakistan Air Force’s own repair tenders, a cabinet minister’s admission and funerals attended by Pakistani officers, and every image and claim is sourced at the end.
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The case files.
- INV-2025-01 34 min 14 May 2025 Four Days in May: What Operation Sindoor Actually Destroyed In four days India cratered eleven air bases, blinded six air-defence radars and flattened two militant headquarters, and Pakistan’s own repair tenders, ministers and fun...
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How these get made.
No leaks and no insiders. The same five steps, every time.
- CollectPull every public trace: satellite passes, tenders, local news, videos from people who were there.
- LocateMatch what’s in a photo or video to a real spot on the map. This is geolocation.
- DatePin down when it happened from shadows, weather and dated satellite captures.
- Cross-checkLine up independent sources. One source is a rumour. Three that agree is evidence.
- Show the workingPublish with every source linked, so anyone can check it.