Russian army is now the second strongest army in Russia.
Schwarzes__Loch on
“Look honey, I’ve brought newly looted washing machine and toilet!”
“Ivan, we shit in the ground and wash our clothes with a washboard. We don’t even have the plumbing for those. They’re useless.”
odrea on
man, you should be really shitty in life to be stealing a freaking toilet, like what are you going to do with a toilet in the middle of a warzone? it’s not like the toilet will magically connect with all the underwater infrastructure of ukraine whenever you place it on the ground
let’s say you are taking that with you, ok but to where?
* Are they putting toilets in the middle of the forest? 🦗
* On a highway? 🛣️
* On a tree?🌳
* As a ceramic shield against incoming UA bullets?🛡️
* over tanks to prevent kamikaze drones?🛩️💥
Like, i understand you have to “adapt” to your surroundings, but still, it’s just plain weird.
Sozebj on
The keys to door were in the desk.
Boo_Radley80 on
Not a surprise. russia does not take care of its people, therefore, they loot for basic necessities.
It also goes to show that raising such an unprofessional army is a painful example of neglect by the nation. If their soldiers were properly trained they would not create further resentment in occupied territory. Basic weapon use and command would result in less friendly fire and recognition of the precarious situation they are in. Additionally, poor weaponry maintenance could have possibly resulted in many of its soldiers dying unnecessarily.
But first and foremost, forcing your country into a war for your own gains has got to be the worse thing a leader can do. It makes you a pyriah state along with draining your resources, economy and population.
I am encouraged to see that Ukraine continues to train and keeps discipline in its army against a despicable invader. Ukraine capturing POWs is tantamount to the professionalism and Ukraine’s care for its soldiers.
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Russian army is now the second strongest army in Russia.
“Look honey, I’ve brought newly looted washing machine and toilet!”
“Ivan, we shit in the ground and wash our clothes with a washboard. We don’t even have the plumbing for those. They’re useless.”
man, you should be really shitty in life to be stealing a freaking toilet, like what are you going to do with a toilet in the middle of a warzone? it’s not like the toilet will magically connect with all the underwater infrastructure of ukraine whenever you place it on the ground
let’s say you are taking that with you, ok but to where?
* Are they putting toilets in the middle of the forest? 🦗
* On a highway? 🛣️
* On a tree?🌳
* As a ceramic shield against incoming UA bullets?🛡️
* over tanks to prevent kamikaze drones?🛩️💥
Like, i understand you have to “adapt” to your surroundings, but still, it’s just plain weird.
The keys to door were in the desk.
Not a surprise. russia does not take care of its people, therefore, they loot for basic necessities.
It also goes to show that raising such an unprofessional army is a painful example of neglect by the nation. If their soldiers were properly trained they would not create further resentment in occupied territory. Basic weapon use and command would result in less friendly fire and recognition of the precarious situation they are in. Additionally, poor weaponry maintenance could have possibly resulted in many of its soldiers dying unnecessarily.
But first and foremost, forcing your country into a war for your own gains has got to be the worse thing a leader can do. It makes you a pyriah state along with draining your resources, economy and population.
I am encouraged to see that Ukraine continues to train and keeps discipline in its army against a despicable invader. Ukraine capturing POWs is tantamount to the professionalism and Ukraine’s care for its soldiers.