did you post this video before?
come on... kremlin paying you good money. please work harder 😂

This has to be joke of the day, after evacuate the bmp kaboom.....

Haha

Pretty sure I havent posted this one, although IIRC I did post about a BMP-2 picking up its infantry unit and immediately hits an anti-tank mine.

Maybe u got confused bcoz I posted similar caption on that also.

I'll try and find that post again and post it here.

it kind of looks the same, the BMP going for treeline and hit the mine.
i think it was a few weeks ago.

edit:
you are right. it is a different one.
crap. i forgot the link.

This post has been edited by chaosneo: Jun 29 2023, 10:23 PM

I think u mean this footage I posted on 23rd June, totally different scenario tho

Russia Ministry Of Defense Briefing - 29 Jun 2023

Ukrainian military official calls for the evacuation of the Sumy region bordering Russia, citing increased shelling by Russian artillery

Ukraine are evil

two military uniformed men are seen in the background on the first picture. Should have opted for delivery instead of dine in.

That's quite the catch.

I've seen western countries justify far more collateral damage just to get even less people. Like one of those 'lets drone this entire wedding party full of innocent people just because 1 Al Qaeda guy will also attend' kind of justifications.

Must be slow news day

Here Russian military units in the field are being distributed new pattern combat uniforms (Multicam?)

Another Leopard 2A4 joins the pile, this one looks like destroyed by anti tank mine

a little slow today and i was kinda busy.

most interesting news is today 11 explosions rock the airfield in Berdiansk where russians helicopters were assisting the front lines.

Geran 2 Kamikaze drone @ Kupyansk

Russia Ministry Of Defense Briefing - 30 Jun 2023

Human Rights Watch (HRW) said on Friday that it uncovered new evidence of the indiscriminate use by Ukrainian forces of banned anti-personnel landmines against Russian troops who invaded Ukraine in 2022.

The group called on Ukraine's government to follow through with a commitment made earlier this month not to employ such weapons, investigate their suspected use and hold accountable those responsible.

HRW said it shared its findings with the Ukrainian government in a May letter to which it received no response.

Ukraine's embassy in Washington did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment.

The new report is a follow-on to a January report that Ukrainian soldiers fired rockets that scattered thousands of PMF-1 mines in Russian-occupied areas in and around the eastern city of Izium between April and September 2022, when Kyiv's forces recaptured it.

The latest report said that fresh evidence of Ukrainian forces' use of anti-personnel mines in 2022 came from photographs posted online by an individual working in eastern Ukraine that showed warhead sections of Uragan 220mm rockets.

Those rockets each indiscriminately disburse 312 PFM-1S anti-personnel mines, said the report.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

i feel like HRW gonna get a earful from a lot of people in the world when Ukrainian been defending while russians been using thermobaric bombs, cluster incendiary bomb, blow up a big dam, etc...

but yeah, Ukraine is a signatory against use of AP landmines. this is sort of wrong.
maybe they should pull back from it the signatory.

The world of Mad Max is upon us

Seems like these MTLBs are used as all sorts of ad-hoc improvised weapons platforms