Russian soldier being hit (and injured) by cluster munition in the Zaporizhzhia direction (March 2024)

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1. Failed to identify the munition – got up a bit too soon.

   Can see the dirt on the ground bouncing.

2. I guess “tristra” means injured?

3. That cluster sound is truly unique and terrifying

4. Friendly reminder that the U.S. stockpiled close to 3 million rounds of cluster munitions in Europe, for one purpose, and one purpose only – to defend Europe from invading Russians.

   https://www.foreign.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/03-21-23_dpicm_letter.pdf

   There is a lot more where that came from.

5. “I love the smell of cluster bombs in the morning”

6. Watching all these videos of the Ukrainian war I cannot for the life of me figure out what the strategy, end goal, or point is. It’s just guys walking around in empty fields getting blown apart.

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8. thought i was looking at a flamethrower for a sec

9. That’s a bad day, caught out in the wide open when it starts raining molten steel 😬

10. Hey, that’s assault

11. Can some legend in the know tell me the process involved with cluster munitions please. I know it detonates overhead and rains down munitions, but what are those projectiles??? Are they just ball bearings, shards etc or can they be what ever??

12. what is this crazy video quality on reddit

13. reddit hivemind:

    If US uses -> its good.

    If any other nation uses -> its a war crime

14. Thought it’d be louder