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    I russi formano un battaglione meccanizzato dall’equipaggio della portaerei Admiral Kuznetsov

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    2. SpaceMonkeyOnABike on

      Nothing says “winning” like stripping your aircraft carrier for warm bodies.

    5. throw667 on

      <singing> In the Navy, we can put your mind at ease, in the Nav–

      *<record scratch>*

      “Boys, this is rifles and what you do is go into that minefield and trench and shoot it.”

      “Where is trench on ship?”

      “Ship? Ha ha you made a joke. Good one, now start running that way!”

    6. barktwiggs on

      Now they can experience their vehicles catching fire…on land!

    8. Hekssas on

      Tbh that is a rare moment of clear thinking of them seeing how there is almost no chance that hunk of stolen Ukrainian steel will ever sail again, at least under its own power.

    9. masteroffdesaster on

      well, at least the thing that lurks on board hasn’t killed them yet

    10. ThunderEagle22 on

      Hmm this is concerning tbh, the Kuznetsov crew has experience with toxic gas and frequent breakdowns of equipment.

    12. VPR19 on

      The crew probably have very limited experience or training at this point because the carrier hasn’t worked for years. But it goes to show how bad something is. When you strip otherwise experienced personnel that are way more valuable to you in the job they’re already in for cannon fodder.

      Aircraft carrier crews have a bunch of specialist role training because a large carrier is an absurdly complex machine to operate properly. There’s dozens of departments with dozens of specialists in each having to work seamlessly together for everything to operate. You don’t throw them away carelessly.

    13. Environmental-Net286 on

      a trench would be preferable to that death trap

    14. Tiny_Structure_7 on

      Russian Navy is a maritime JUNK yard. Everything Russians touch turns to garbage. Sending sailors from this is like sending trash balloons into the fight, which is a nod to NK weapons.

    17. Livingsimply_Rob on

      Wait didn’t the Nazi’s do this with some of their naval personnel as WWII was coming to an end?

      What next, Putler being found dead and burned in a crater outside of the Kremlin?

    18. ResponsiblePumpkin60 on

      Might as well. An effective Russian carrier is pure fantasy.

    20. StrivingToBeDecent on

      This is just temporary until the recruitment process brings in more troops. 🇷🇺🤡👍

    22. Dogfoxgonetoground on

      Is it even actively on patrol? Would make a great target

    23. Bumpy-road on

      “Hey, let’s take this crew of highly skilled specialists and use them as cannon fodder”

      Great idea

    25. lrlr28 on

      They ride into battle, their BMPs deploying smoke to keep the green ratniks at ease and in a familiar environment. As touching note, their vehicles are painted with a tug boat symbol.

    26. Tehnomaag on

      At least they are propably quite experienced in the ancient art of running around flailing and burning.

    27. guhyuhguh on

      I think more than anything, this shows why you should always fight corruption in your country. In Russia, I’m sure there’s so much of it it’s overwhelming to people, but the alternative of accepting total corruption is not acceptable. You can still quantifiably reduce corruption in your country, even if it may still stay “corrupt”

      When a country becomes unthinkably corrupt like Russia, you get decisions like these – decisions which make no sense at all. But they are decisions made by corrupt people without a spine. The person who agreed to do this is doing so to placate the guy above him. And so on. Because nobody can tell Putin that some things just aren’t feasible or logical..

      This is why Ukraine is trying to purge the culture of corruption from its gov’t. It’s more than just a liability against spies. Corruption rots the country from within.

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