I really don’t have much to send over since my phase of watching Russians die was ~2 years ago and on telegram it is nearly impossible to search for these 2+ year old videos. But I can just look at top posts on r/UkraineWarFootage.
I could keep going on but I assume you probably wont watch the videos or care at all, and you will still tell me I’m wrong. Plus I don’t really like watching people die at this point in my life so I sorta wanna stop looking as well. Point being, since the invasion its very common to see videos of ~15 - 50 Russians pushing a front with no or very little support, usually meat Armour style where they ride on top of the a BMP that flings them off and than trys to run away before its killed. Maybe thats changed in the past year, but I dont know. Again I stopped following this kind of content a while ago.
Three soldiers in a field isn’t a meat wave and surely you know this. I’m going to blow your mind but you can also find videos of Ukrainian troops in identical situations. When you’re moving behind lines, you may not know drones have penetrated the line of contention. This happens to both sides. When you’re moving near front lines, smaller groups ensure you mitigate losses from drone attacks. Again, both sides do this
You do not know what you’re talking about and you’re deep inside the delusions of Western propaganda despite fancying yourself no longer affected by it
Snip below are from a Russian military blogger/service man called Vozhak Z describing how his company is used in meat wave assaults, translated by Wartranslated (link to orginal post translation post, warning its shitter. Link to original telegram post by the Russian military blogger)
While Wartranslated does support Ukraine he is reputable and posts accurate information. Obviously biased coverage but still accurate. Provide sources proving otherwise if you want to protest. LDPR (so not true Russian) complain of very poor conditions and leadership/support/care if they live or die
I really don’t have much to send over since my phase of watching Russians die was ~2 years ago and on telegram it is nearly impossible to search for these 2+ year old videos. But I can just look at top posts on r/UkraineWarFootage.
All following links NSFL 3 Russian service memebers walk in no mans land with no support of any kind, get hit by FPV drone and likely bleed out and die Lone Russian pushing by himself, dies by drone Unarmored jeep like vehicle pushes the front with too many people onboard, hits antitank mine and everyone dies BMP with “meat Armour” carrying ~15 service members on top with no Armour or protection at all, they all die violently Pushing the front line in completely unarmored vehicle, hit by FPV drone More meat Armour, ~15 soldiers riding on top of BMP, hit by FPC
I could keep going on but I assume you probably wont watch the videos or care at all, and you will still tell me I’m wrong. Plus I don’t really like watching people die at this point in my life so I sorta wanna stop looking as well. Point being, since the invasion its very common to see videos of ~15 - 50 Russians pushing a front with no or very little support, usually meat Armour style where they ride on top of the a BMP that flings them off and than trys to run away before its killed. Maybe thats changed in the past year, but I dont know. Again I stopped following this kind of content a while ago.
Three soldiers in a field isn’t a meat wave and surely you know this. I’m going to blow your mind but you can also find videos of Ukrainian troops in identical situations. When you’re moving behind lines, you may not know drones have penetrated the line of contention. This happens to both sides. When you’re moving near front lines, smaller groups ensure you mitigate losses from drone attacks. Again, both sides do this
You do not know what you’re talking about and you’re deep inside the delusions of Western propaganda despite fancying yourself no longer affected by it
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