Aren't you confusing Hezbollah with Hamas though?

Tu as l'application Redface qui fonctionne très bien si tu le souhaites.

Sauf qu'ils sont passés, peut être pas la référence la plus heureuse.

yep, thanks for posting

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.

Dude, why not signal the drone you're ready to surrender? Why going all-in like that?

Indeed, no trouble finding people there. Get ready having your ass whooped though.

Also, maybe they could be put to use on the Kherson crossing? I know russians have some difficulties deploying heavy equipment to counter-attack there because of the mud and the marshy terrain. AMX-10 are lighter, but they also have wheels, so not so sure about that...

They're light and fast, would have been perfect to exploit the Kharkiv breakthrough last year. They're not meant to attack head on hardened defences, so they'll stay in the rear for now.

The number of russians, just standing in the grass, with no support, no direction, waiting to be killed, is astonishing. What are they even doing here? Waiting for the night to crawl back to their lines? It seems they're not even aware where the enemy is suppose to come from. Still, they keep obeying orders... That's depressing.

Thanks!

Do we have more information about their destination/position? I read somewhere they were heading toward the Kherson bridgehead, to repulse it. Any info on that?

There seems to be a confusion, the streamable link shows russian attempting to evacuate a wounded.