Ukrainian drone spots three Russian soldiers attempting to hide under anti-drone cloaks and drops munitions on them (Pokrovsk front)



by broforwin

21 comments

  1. Nice the red circle pointed them out. That anti drone cloak really does its job.

  6. Always amazed by how a tiny grenade can turn adult humans into mangled meat

  7. I wonder what was the two secondary explosion? Batteries?

  9. These videos of soldiers bursting in flames due to the ammunition and fuel they are carrying is a massive red flag to the general state of the Russian army. We have seen it way more over the past couple months. Soldiers carrying boxes of ammunition, canisters of fuel and all sorts of supplies across Open Fields and long stretches of roads.

    They don’t even have the trucks available to deliver their limited supplies to the troops…..So resupplies have to be done by sending a small group of donkey soldiers carrying that stuff across Open Fields.

    Perfect job for all the conscripts we’ve seen who seem too shaky from alcohol and drugs to hold a gun straight. The type of people who would actually think these blankets would help hide them against modern optics. Giving them false confidence knowing they’re not coming back alive.

  10. I was thinking the guy on the right could be shielded by the middle guy from the extra drone drop. Then the middle guy blew up all over him. Wow what a turn of events.

  11. Just like sam and frodo hiding under their elven cloaks, except you can still totally see them

  12. Ah yes. They use the same logic as my 2yo boy. He hides under a blanket and I pretend that I don’t know where he is.

  13. Listen, guys, take these cloaks. You ever heard of Gary Piotr? You’ll be literally invisible

  15. Spacing! My god don’t they teach these idiots anything before sending them out with riffles and space blankets?

  16. At this point Katsaps are the new Ukrainian fireworks! *Kary Perry’s firework starts playing*

  18. Those Russians sure stood out like a sore thumb in those anti-drone cloaks.

  19. Good. May it happen 1,000 times per day until the Russians go back home.

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