Bellingcat

Bellingcat is not WikiLeaks, Eliot Higgins is not Julian Assange, far from it. Bellingcat is an agency serving Atlantic, globalist and military intelligence interests, such as MI6.
Whether in the investigation into Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, shot down in Ukraine, in the handling of the Syrian civil war, in the case of the El Junquito raid in Venezuela, about the Yemeni civil war, the poisoning of Sergei and Yulia Skripal in England, from its work on the Christchurch bombings in New Zealand to the Charlottesville race riots in the USA, Bellingcat has always served the agenda of globalism by politically orienting its investigations, targeting Washington's adversaries or always pointing to NATO's military adversaries and ignoring the exactions of Westerners.
The final chapter of the essay looks at how Bellingcat covered the war in the Donbass, focusing only on exactions committed by pro-Russian forces, obviously.
In our age of information warfare, when the side of good, the champion of democracy, lies to us and manipulates us, it's necessary to question the bias of these organizations, which present themselves as volunteer agencies in the service of truth, and which are merely the relays of MI-6, the CIA or George Soros's Open Society Foundation.