Ukraine

To find out who was involved in the destruction of the dam at the Kakhovska HPP, the Molfar team analyzed all the information available on the network. Four theories were under the consideration: the dam broke by itself ("Mother Nature" is to blame); detonation and self-destruction; the Ukrainian military is to blame (although they did not have access to the HPP from the beginning of the full-scale invasion) and the thesis that the Russians blew up the HPP themselves. Let us consider each of them in detail.

Human shield of Mariupol: how Russians "restore" the city, genocide of Ukrainians, PR-activism on crimes. Molfar's OSINT investigation into the occupation reality.

Molfar OSINT agency analyzed the positions of the Nobel Peace Prize and Nobel Prize in Literature laureates on the war in Ukraine. The article divides the individuals into categories, provides examples of their public statements, and analyzes their real contribution to helping Ukraine. Examples of the effective support demonstrated by a minority of the laureates are also presented.

The Molfar OSINT community shares a case of identifying military targets that needed to be eliminated in the city of Popasna, Donetsk region. The article describes the algorithm of location search and coordinates security check, and presents the results of the work done in the form of a satellite image. In this article, we also reveal the role of recruited Russian agents in the war and demonstrate the success of cooperation after the end of the agent's ties.

Molfar continues to investigate Ukrainian brands that, in our opinion, remain connected to Russia. This time, we examined the vodka business of the Chernyak family: we discuss the status of the Morosha, Shustov, and Khortytsia brands in Russia, study ownership structures, and calculate the taxes paid in Russia.

The Molfar OSINT community has developed a unique training material on the use of OSINT and GEOINT techniques to complete the tasks of military intelligence. Locations are searched by analyzing enemy propaganda resources, reports of Russian war correspondents, and social media of Russian military servicemen.