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Yes. It's archive footage, edited in by the producers of the segment. The reasoning in the segment is "process of elimination": different hypotheses are introduced, and then all but the "alien visit" hypothesis promoted by Eskridge are discarded, leaving the "genuine UFO" aka alien...

"visited by another civilisation" means aliens, unless you believe in Hollow Earth. Non-human pilots means alien pilots. That's not just a hint.

The claim video at the top of the OP. 4:25 By process of elimination, we'll go with genuine UFO.

Evgeniy Maloletka is a Ukrainian freelance photojournalist based in Kiev, Ukraine, originally from the city of Berdyansk, the Zaporizhya region in the eastern Ukraine. [...] Maloletka was deeply involved in the coverage of the Ukrainian revolution since the beginning before moving to cover the...

The unconfirmed Ukrainian claims keep coming. Russian commanders are being appointed in the [Belarussian] army to quell the resistance of [Belarussian] soldiers against going to war against [Ukraine]. In some Brest units, riots are taking place and some MIA officers have temporarily emigrated...

Other patches in evidence in the AP footage, I couldn't find any matching units. It's possible some international volunteers are involved? Panther head with spear or rocket: Punisher? Yellow dragon/serpent on green field, Ukraine flag:

You are asking me to speculate; I don't have information. People can be relieved for various reasons in/after a crisis, especially when seeing survivors. My first thought about the pots is that they're brewing tea to warm up the helpers and evacuees, you can see snow and people's breaths in...

Source: https://m.imgur.com/gallery/niEAe9B This is what leads to "collateral damage" to residential buildings from air strikes and artillery. I expect both sides have been doing it. That said, when the civilian casualties increased after the first few days, this was no longer the only...

I've been wondering about the arm patches of the men carrying the stretcher (one carries a gun), but they may be police or military police?

Russia is attempting to blame Ukraine for the nuclear plant incident. Russia’s ambassador to the U.N., Vassily Nebenzia, according to the AP, rejected claims that its military forces attacked the plant as “simply untrue” and part of “an unprecedented campaign of lies and disinformation against...

Regarding the partial loss of remote data transmission from safeguards systems installed to monitor nuclear material and activities at nuclear power plants, reported in Update 16, the IAEA said it was now back online from the Zaporizhzhya NPP but still down from the Chornobyl NPP, while there...

But nothing agricultural would be classified as a weapon. I think even Agent Orange wasn't. Nuland was asked about weapons. Nuland was concerned about "Russian forces [..] seeking to gain control of" these labs, she did not mention disruptions.

The Russian occupiers are planning to hold a pseudo-referendum on the territories of Kherson region temporarily occupied by them to proclaim the so-called KhNR [Kherson National Republic], deputy of Kherson Regional Council Serhiy Khlan said. According to him, the occupiers call deputies of the...

Two large explosions were seen on Sunday at the base in Yavoriv, a garrison city just 12km from the Polish border. The rocket attack took place at 5.45am. Kozytskyi said Russian forces fired more than 30 cruise missiles at the Yavoriv base. This looks like Russians were testing Ukrainian air...

I am having trouble to find this reported on reliable mainstream Western news outlets, so I'm not certain how true it is: On behalf of the Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces, First Deputy Defence Minister Major General Viktor Gulevich, it is reported that five battalion tactical...

This version has a double meaning, one of which is "harmless": "In Pravda there is no news, and in Izvestya there is no truth."

That's a lie, not whataboutism. "We're invading special operationing Ukraine because Ukraine is killing a minority" is a logical argument, see Operation Deliberate Force. It's logical, but the premise is false. That's why I mentioned "Putin apologists" in my posts.

Yes. Example 1 argues a double standard, i.e. "if it's justified for you, it ought to be justified for me". It requires Chuck to argue how Lucy's act differs from his morally, or for Chuck to admit that his own behaviour was wrong; otherwise Chuck's position will be logically inconsistent and...

A captured Russian pilot, deputy commander of Russia's 47th aviation regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Maxim Krishtop, has said he knew that he was bombing residential areas. He said this at a press conference in Kyiv on Friday, Ukrinform reports. Krishtop said that since the beginning of the...