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What Next | Daily News and Analysis

A New High-Tech Weapon in Ukraine

What Next | Daily News and Analysis

Slate Podcasts

News, News Commentary, Daily News

4.32.4K Ratings

🗓️ 24 April 2022

⏱️ 23 minutes

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Summary

The conflict between Ukraine and Russia is uncovering new wartime applications for facial recognition technology.


Guest: Aric Toler, director of research and training at Bellingcat

Host: Lizzie O'Leary


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0:00.0

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1:07.9

When the Russian warship Moscow was signed last week in the Black Sea south of Ukraine,

1:12.3

some 500 crew members were reportedly on board. On fire, badly damaged, listing with a huge

1:19.6

column of smoke rising above and the life rafts already deployed. Ukraine said it sank the warship

1:25.7

with two Neptune missiles, which US officials backed up. Russia claimed a fire on board caused

1:32.1

ammunition to explode, damaging the ship. Russia's Ministry of Defense saying the ship lost its

1:36.9

stability as it was towed to port after what they say was a fire on board, adding the ship sank

1:42.8

in a stormy sea. At this point, Russia and Ukraine were locked in familiar positions in the

1:48.8

information war. Russia made the next move. The Russian said it held this big ceremony for the

1:54.6

surviving sailors and officers and whatever who were on the ship. There were two or three

1:59.4

hundred or so people in this big line, I think it was in self-estable. You can see them all lined up,

2:03.9

like hundreds of soldiers lined up, all getting their medals and being recognized.

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