Smartphones als WAFFE?! Wie Handys Kriegsverbrechen entlarven

In the digital age, smartphone footage and satellite imagery are fundamentally changing the way human rights violations are investigated in conflict zones. Investigative networks like Bellingcat use freely available data from social media to reconstruct covert military operations in the Donbas region or the use of prohibited weapons in Syria. Even the destruction of World Heritage sites in Timbuktu, thanks to digital 360-degree panoramas, leads to the legally binding conviction of terrorists before the International Criminal Court. At the same time, forensic experts are reconstructing complex battlefields in the Gaza War by precisely locating hundreds of civilian cell phone videos within their spatial and temporal context. This groundbreaking documentary provides a profound insight into modern methods of evidence gathering, which debunks state propaganda and gives a voice to victims of violence worldwide. ... Subscribe to Doku Deutschland and never miss a new video:    / @doku-deutschland   #documentary #dokudeutschland #kreml #espionage -- Topics in this video: ▼ 00:00 Intro 01:18 Hunting the Kremlin: How cell phones expose war crimes! 51:28 End credits -- Doku Deutschland is your home for exciting documentaries from around the world. Whether captivating reports, gripping historical documentaries, or fascinating insights into science, society, and nature – here you'll find high-quality content that invites you to marvel, learn, and reflect. New documentaries in German every week – carefully selected and licensed by the respective copyright holders. ► Subscribe to our Real Stories channel:    / @realstoriesde   ► Subscribe to our Nature channel:    / @earthstoriesde