Russians lay their dead on top of mines as traps against Ukrainians (Reuters report)

15 comments

1. The length they go to prevent the Russian Deserters to show up as KIA and end up paying their grieving families after all.

2. What does „kitten“ mean in this context?

3. A recent charity concert in the Amur region hoped to raise money for body bags. Blowing up their own dead is the Russian way to save money. No fuss but quite a bit of muss. They will then list the soldiers as MIA.

4. Everytime i think the Ruzzians cant sink any lower the prove me wrong

5. Tow that meat bags with long ropes first!

6. Poke them hard, with a long pointy stick!

7. I’ve been saying they should wear platform shoes to protect against mines for ages. Brilliant!

8. Are the spider shoes 3d printed or are they some sort of kevlar polymer or something with anti ballistic properties?

9. – Hey, ruski terrorist, how low are you willing to sink?

   – Yes.

10. Good to see rope for pulling bodies from a safe distance. Always carry some para cord.

11. So it’s one thing to put enemy corpses on traps to lure soldiers trying to recover their own, but it’s beyond soulless to abandon your **own** dead as bait rather than return them to their loved ones for burial.

    Just when you think the Ruskies couldn’t sink any lower, they **keep doing it**.

12. Barbarians. Baboons. Bastards.

13. Fuck Russia…

    Invades another country, calls themselves “liberators”, gets pushed out of 3 major areas due to being “not liberators”, clings to the remaining stolen territory by seeding with millions of mines which kill indiscriminately.

14. No respect for their own dead. This level of desperation indicates a weak position, lack of manpower, lack of equipment, and no logistics support. These Russians are completely exposed with no leadership or supplies… it’s looking quite grim for them.

15. Well, Ukraine, just leave them. Let the Ukrainian possum and vulture brigades take care of them