Its airsoft training

its shooting air only. great actors are taking cue.

i am like 50% yes 50% no, cause a lot of weapons doesn't exist in WW2.
especially FPV drones, soldiers in trench is like target 🎯 practice for these.

yes but the thing people kept forgetting is that there are countermeasures for these drones already widely in use

EW exists for a reason

Footage of more Ukrainian losses: 1 T-64 MBT, 2 M113 APC, 1 MRAP vehicle and 1 random SUV

Sorry about the music tho

Footage of Russian Aerospace Forces Su-25 pilot POV of treetop-level ground support missions

Russian sources say Ukrainian forces are deploying land mines outside of the captured settlementd to prevent Russian counterattacks, but also caused them to advance far too slowly in order to avoid their own mines.

Of course most of these tanks are in junk shape .. but if all you want is to strap bombs to them and move them to enemy position, it's easy to achieve.... You don't need working turrets or fire control, don't need shells as well....

Kind of dumb.....

This post has been edited by bengm2019: Jun 19 2023, 10:27 PM

Ukraine has paid contractors hundreds of millions of dollars for weapons that have not been delivered, and some of the much-publicized arms donated by its allies have been so decrepit that they were deemed fit only to be cannibalized for spare parts.

Ukrainian government documents show that as of the end of last year, Kyiv had paid arms suppliers more than $800 million since the Russian invasion in February 2022 for contracts that went completely or partly unfulfilled.

Two people involved in Ukraine’s arms purchasing said that some of the missing weapons had eventually been delivered, and that in other cases brokers had refunded the money. But as of early this spring, hundreds of millions of dollars had been paid — including to state-owned companies — for arms never materialized, one of these people said.

“We did have cases where we paid money and we didn’t receive,” Volodymyr Havrylov, a deputy defense minister working on arms procurement, said in a recent interview. He said the government this year had begun analyzing its past purchases and excluding problematic contractors.

Ukrainian officials have mostly refrained from complaining about broken equipment, so as not to embarrass their benefactors. “There were issues of quality to some of the howitzers, but we have to keep in mind that it was a gift,” Mr. Havrylov said.

But the government in Kyiv has grown weary, another senior Ukrainian official said, of being told that it has enough Western weapons, when some arrive in poor or unusable condition, relegated from combat to be cannibalized for parts.

Some weapons systems are either so scarce or so vulnerable to breaking down that Ukraine has welcomed at least some of the faulty Western equipment as a source of parts.

You are the one with low IQ.... Don't even know how to fire a rifle....

But of course. A bomb is still a bomb, even if it represents a climb down the tech ladder.

When they say "Ukraine forces has captured 3 villages", it sounds somewhat acceptable until you actually see a map and realize all those 3 (tiny) villages are all in an area around 7-8 square km just 2 kilometers from Ukraine starting lines.

Unlucky Ka-52 Alligator sustains damage to its tail during an attack and on its way home, thanks to its double rotor design.

Replies got pic of damage from the ground.

Itu gamelah

while i like Mi-24, this is one flying tank too.

The beauty of contra twin rotors.

Counter-counteroffensive?

A small group of Ukrainian POWs captured near Kupyansk

Sources say Russian offensive into Kupyansk is being spearheaded by 76th VDV