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Recently, a video clip of a Ukrainian fighter jet crashing a Russian plane was circulated on twitter, which detonated social networks in a short period of time. The reason is that many people mistakenly believe that this is the mysterious ace pilot known as the "Ghost of Kiev" who went out to make a battle achievement. It was later confirmed that the clip was from a 2013 PC game, DCS: World. The developer said it was not responsible for the spread of the video.
The video clip of the game was first released by a YouTube owner, and the producer used it to call the legendary "Kiev Ghost", but after being carried to Twitter by the good deeds, netizens who did not know the truth spread false rumors and finally became the "air battle scene".
According to the content of the video, the producers seem to have the intention of confusing the public, and the video is deliberately made into a smartphone aspect ratio, accompanied by breathless live commentary.
DCS is a free-to-play flight simulation game that has been "advanced" for nearly a decade, developed by Eagle Dynamics, which was first founded in Russia and is now headquartered in Switzerland. The default map for Digital Combat Simulation World is set close to the Caucasus region of Russia, Georgia, and Crimea.
Eagle Dynamics spokeswoman Matthias Techmanski confirmed that the widely circulated video came from DCS and stated that they were not responsible for the video's dissemination and disagreed.
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