Today OSNT.IN leaves beta. Version 1.0.
OSNT.IN is a daily brief in English on Russia's war against Ukraine. Every morning at 05:00 UTC it reads more than 200 Ukrainian, Russian and Western open sources, Telegram included, and shows what happened, who said it, who passed it on, and where the sides' accounts disagree. Every item links to its source.
The six weeks since v0.7.0 went into one thing: a brief you can rely on the morning it is published.
What changed
- A check runs every morning after the brief. Wrong attributions are corrected the same morning; anything that would change a fact waits for a person to approve it.
- The brief no longer carries last week's summary into today's text, and it reads yesterday's lead so the same night is not reported twice.
- Speakers and outlets are kept apart: a statement carried by an outlet is attributed to the person who made it.
- Corrections made after publication are listed on a public page.
- 123 Telegram channels and 84 news feeds.
What stays the same
We attribute, we don't verify. The brief shows who claims what, not who is right. It is still written by a model, by rules we wrote, and some mornings it gets a date or a side wrong. The morning check catches most of it, and we correct it the same day.
A short version of today's brief is free to read. Pro is $29 a month and starts with a 7-day trial; cancel any time before the first payment.
Full list of changes: the changelog.
