yep, thanks for posting
JokerProof
joined 1 year ago
That's a few months old.
Don't forget the consequences of the Russian occupation: deportation, murder, torture, rape.
Many come to commit these crimes, others for money. We are two years into the war, they know what they are signing up for.
And let's not forget that Putin hasn't fired a single bullet in Ukraine, these "poor guys" are the ones doing the dirty work, they are the ones making the war possible.
He didn't shoot himself because he thought that was the "smart move", he did it out of pain and despair. Some just lack basic human compassion.
The article is actually pretty balanced. Yes Proton is secure and private, but if you're hiding from law enforcement, don't expect a third party to take the fall for you.
The number of killed russians is given 3 times, and each time it's a different number. Is it 46, 24 or 18 killed?
Edit : i misread.
They're cleary aware there's drones above, yes. They seems exhausted, we don't know for how long they're under attack but fatigue plays it's role. They also don't have any counter-measure, and are not trained to act a certain way.
Without good fortifications hiding you from the enemy sight, there's actually not much you can do to protect yourself. At some point it's just every man for himself. You can always give away your mate position, as we can see here, it only works for a brief moment.
It's the dead of the night, but they still don't hear the drone, must be silent AF.
Youtube is great not because of itself, but because of the content, none of which they are the creator of.
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Former commander of the Russian 72nd Separate Motor Rifle Brigade calls the brigade losses 'very serious'
(lemmy.world)
Lieutenant Colonel Roman Venevitin, former commander of the Russian 72nd Separate Motor Rifle Brigade that got wrecked near Klishchiivka and Andriivka, calls the brigade losses 'very serious', while calling it betrayal to sent soldiers to the front untrained and unprovided.
It is reported that Colonel Andrey "Dunai" Kondrashkin, commander of the Russian 31st Guards Air Assault Brigade, has died fighting in Ukraine.
❗️🇷🇺🇺🇦 Combined attack by the Ukrainian armed forces in the Black Sea
On the morning of September 14, Ukrainian formations carried out another attack on the Crimean peninsula.
First, 11 UAV were launched from the vicinity of Odessa (for the first time in a long time not "Mugins" were used for this purpose).
The drones were shot down by the 31st Air Force and Air Defense Division around 5.30 a.m. over Yevpatoria.
Around 5.50 a.m the AFU hit the vicinity of Uyutnoye with an "Neptun" anti-ship missile R-360, as a result a S-300 SAM launcher was hit (relevant footage already appeared on the Net)
❗Once again the AFU uses the same tactics as a few weeks ago. After the UAV raid, the positions of the S-300 air defense system were determined, and the Neptun was used almost immediately. First, the AFU waited until the ammunition was exhausted, and then hit the SAMs.
🔻 Over the past two days, the Ukrainian armed forces also attacked several times a detachment of warships of the Black Sea Fleet consisting of the Vasily Bykov and Sergey Kotov.
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In total, 12 uncrewed boats were observed, six yesterday and six more today.
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On 13 September three drones were hit by small arms from ships.
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Three more were hit by naval aviation helicopters from the Kacha airfield and the patrol ship Vasily Bykov.
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This morning, five were destroyed on the approach to the OPK, and one managed to get close to the "Bykov" and hook the board (the degree of damage is not critical).
🔻 As we said yesterday, the lack of response to the increasingly aggressive actions of the collective West by the hands of Ukraine is fraught with great consequences.
The strikes will be repeated in the coming days, and herbivorous responses are not the solution.
Aren't you confusing Hezbollah with Hamas though?