DATTALION: UKRAINE’S DATA BATTALION

DATTALION is home to the largest free, independent, open-source database of Ukraine war footage. In addition to compiling footage from across Ukrainian and russian-occupied territories, Dattalion hosts a database of verified eyewitness accounts of russian aggression, war crimes and acts of genocide in Ukraine.

DATTALION's database of Ukraine war photos and videos is active since February 27 2022 and include war footage from February 24 - the first day of russia’s full-scale military invasion - onwards.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: currently we transform our data collection processes due to continuous blackouts in Ukraine, so there is a delay with new materials upload to the database.

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We are Ukrainians, trying to survive russia’s worst attacks. We are sharing real photos and videos from the frontlines, so that the world can bear witness to the truth. Journalists frequently cannot be in the most dangerous hotspots of the war in Ukraine - the risks of injury and death are too high - so we collate Ukraine war fotage, the stories and images of war for journalists to use and for all to see.

We are providing this data and video free of charge to all, and in particular so that reporters around the globe can see and share what russia is really doing to us. There are many mothers among us, witnessing many battles up close, and we are sick of seeing our children, families, and neighbors being murdered before our very eyes.

We want to counter the russian government’s misinformation about what we are living through in this war. People all around the world, need to see what is really happening on the ground in Ukraine. You need to see the atrocities being committed by the russian military here.

Our database of Ukraine war footage is updated daily by our dedicated team of volunteers. Please access the DATTALION database of Ukraine war photos and videos to find the latest updates from the frontlines.

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DATTALION
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6 200+

Videos

32 000+

Photos

170+

Witness database

45 000+

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6 200+ videos

DATTALION so far has more than 6 200 videos and 32 000 photos. They show all regions of Ukraine. Our database of Ukraine war footage is updated daily by our dedicated team of volunteers. Please access the DATTALION database of Ukraine war photos and videos to find the latest updates from the frontlines.

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Bombing• Prisoners of War• Hospitals• Schools / kindergartens• Military equipment• Fire• Civilians• Ukraine military• Combat• Weapons (gun, Molotov cocktails)• Churches• Historical buildings• Government buildings

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Eyewitness database

Human face on the stories of war

DATTALION offers a unique database of 170+ verified eyewitnesses who have survived the atrocities, exile, and horrors of the russian army's invasion of Ukraine, including from Vinnytsia, Mariupol, and Kharkiv.

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verified eye witnesses from Vinnytsia, Mariupol, Kharkiv and other locations

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Eyewitness database
Human face on the stories of war
DATTALION offers a unique database of 170+ verified eyewitnesses who have survived the atrocities, exile, and horrors of the russian army's invasion of Ukraine, including from Vinnytsia, Mariupol, and Kharkiv.

Our mission

DATTALION’S MISSION is to help Ukraine win this terrible war by revealing the brutal truth about russian atrocities and the genocide of Ukrainians, and by making clear to the world what Ukraine needs to win and rebuild.

DATTALION’s goals

Empower media around the world to tell their audiences the truth about russia's war in Ukraine, by providing free and easy to access video, photos, and eyewitness testimony from the frontlines.

Collect and store evidence of war crimes, environmental crimes, crimes against humanity, and acts of genocide against Ukrainians committed by russia in Ukraine.

By sending an explicit warning and sharing unambiguous factual evidence about the threat russia poses to the democratic international system, make clear to the world the vital need to stand with Ukraine to win this war.