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I’d imagine a drone equivalent of a petrol bomb is probably cheaper, easier and quicker to make than a proper explosive one too

integrale_evo wrote: ↑Mon Sep 04, 2023 6:06 pm I’d imagine a drone equivalent of a petrol bomb is probably cheaper, easier and quicker to make than a proper explosive one too

Petrol and Vaseline mix for a cheap diy napalm, in an oversized milk bottle, strapped to one of those cardboard drones they’ve got, add a little remote explosive and it’s bye bye plane

Watched the Bear Grylls interview with Zelenskyy in the week. Very eye opening. There's a real sense of Yugoslavia about the desolation and the, no doubt war crimes.

But the difference is the singular sense of identity and the resilience and never say die attitude. Very poignant but incredibly impressive

Going back to the tyres, Ukrainian trolling is consistently excellent.

Who would have thought that Russia would be at the forefront of upcycling?

Upcycling ? Up a creek more like

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-67022615

Russian missile strike kills 51 people in a village- 20% of the villages population, while they were attending a funeral

Just horrific

This is your daily 'fuck russia' reminder.

Also rephrased elsewhere as "40yo American mercilessly pounds russian teen"

Seriously brave and not a little lucky, the tank missed once or twice before being blinded.

There was a 2nd Bradley that was in the fight too.

Watched an interview with the crew and the gunner had graduated from training in Germany in December. Guy is hoping the successful mission will help get his leave to get married approved.

Also shot down both an A-50 radar detection plane and il-22 control centre in the past week or so

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-67978739.amp

Are Russia able to source / replace anything from anywhere are are they just churning through their stock?

I guess it's trickier for people to fall from high-up windows when they are in prison..... Navalny dead. RIP.

https://news.sky.com/story/alexei-naval ... e-13072924

RobYob wrote: ↑Mon Jan 22, 2024 1:54 am Seriously brave and not a little lucky, the tank missed once or twice before being blinded.

There was a 2nd Bradley that was in the fight too.

Watched an interview with the crew and the gunner had graduated from training in Germany in December. Guy is hoping the successful mission will help get his leave to get married approved.

When I was a kid, a family friend was an ex-tanker from WW2

His tank had been hit and Laurie had suffered awful burns

He'd been treated by McIndoe in the first dedicated burns unit at East Grinstead hospital (where he'd ended up settling after his treatment and where we lived)

I can't imagine the terror of being inside a tank that's under fire or badly hit

I think films like The Beast and Fury give a hint as to what it must be like

Interesting observation

https://news.sky.com/story/amp/how-uk-m ... s-13092809

- Typical Remainer attitude. Turning a feel good Brexit story into negative news…

I know they want to emphasise their point with a picture of the Bentley dealer with a car for sale. It’s just unfortunate that said car is a Maserati Levante and not a made in Britain Bentley

#BecauseSkyNews