The effort has helped Ukraine stop the advance of Russia’s better-equipped invading force in many parts of the country. In Ukraine’s war of skirmishes and ambushes, where small teams are inflicting costly damage on Russian troops, basic gear can make a big difference and help a lot.

So apparently, Twitter "accidentally" removed accounts documenting Russia's military actions. They've apologized for it and have given back access to some of the accounts. Rumors have spread that mass reporting by Russian forces caused that to happen but that was said to be inaccurate since, no matter how much reporting there is, that type of stuff doesn't happen automatically, which makes sense since that would be dumb. Their spokesperson, Trenton Kennedy, said that they're always on the lookout for actions that violate Twitter policies, specifically the manipulation policy, which forbids the amplification or suppression of information, and its policy against state-affiliated information operations.