Cos’è un Senezh? Beh, non ho idea di cosa significhi dal russo all’inglese, a parte il fatto che apparentemente è un fiume in Russia… E un gruppo SOF.

    Quello che so è tipico dei soldati russi "forze speciali" o altrimenti, sono realmente in grado di sferrare colpi rapidi e decisivi solo a chi è in inferiorità numerica, ai deboli, ai feriti e ai civili. Hanno trascorso gran parte del loro tempo a rapire, assassinare e torturare civili ucraini, uccidendoli a caso con droni FPV.

    Un gruppo terroristico in tutto e per tutto. Possano marcire come la spazzatura umana che sono. Hanno incontrato i loro superiori, e il mondo sta un po’ meglio con la loro fine.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HgAMc4GOU4U

    Russian Senezh SOF unit hunted down by Ukrainians and killed
    byu/Intrepid_Home_1200 inukraine



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    8 commenti

    1. yes, no translation, Senezh is just a name of the lake, near which the training facilities for these “special operations forces” are located, and this is more like informal name of the group

    2. Listelmacher on

      Thanks to the info from mstkzkv:
      Lake Senezh near Moscow, here you can see some red hatched areas,
      military objects including the Solnechnogorsk-2 military village, west and east of the southern end of the lake:
      https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=13/56.18900/37.04788
      the brown “poligon” in the south is in this case not a training area but a waste dump.
      Satellite imagery with little hints about military objects:
      https://www.google.com/maps?ll=56.2,37&q=56.2,37&hl=en&t=h&z=12

    3. Mephisteemo on

      Russian secret SOF: haha you cannot find us!

      random guy with internet: *googles name of group and then enters unit number in database to find 50% of its members*

      Yup, they are still stupid.

    4. eew_tainer_007 on

      Ukraine lost Crimea to Russia because of these very men – spec ops. In Crimea, they were very rapidly able to create a fait accompli on the ground that Ukrainian authorities found it hard to respond to. It took 19 days for Crimea to fall. Seven days later all Ukrainian military units had laid down their arms. Perhaps Putins confidence of getting Ukraine in “3 days” likely comes from his confidence in these kind of men – highly trained and sophisticated in the employment of deception, speed, and precise intelligence. It is unlikely of these men to be careless and simply slip – they fell in an ambush not as the video purports.

    5. may their souls have landed ass first into the devil’s fork

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