[depraved1]

Originally Posted by Persephone ↗

"Send us for meat" - he is saying a form of a common Russian expression - "пушечное мясо" - it means "cannon fodder."
This is what they used to call those first lines of soldiers going into combat that are going to be killed first.

This^

[pistachio81]

Originally Posted by Mr.NoCredit ↗

Well, instead of going off to nettle he’ll be going to the Gulag ~

At least there was a chance of survival on the front…

don't act like you know from experience

[docfr8]

Watching Russia lose on any way is a win for me

[Mr.NoCredit]

Originally Posted by pistachio81 ↗

don't act like you know from experience

Don’t act like you know me.

[mothmon]

Originally Posted by William May ↗

Are they RUSSIAN or UKRAINIAN?

The uniforms look like standard issue Russian fatigues. I don't see any yellow/blue tags or anything, either.

I have not heard of the Ukrainians wasting their troops by sending them in to die. They have so few that they seem to watch how they use them. On the other hand, the Russian commanders just send people to die, so they can say they pushed the attack, and don't care who gets killed.

I vote for this as a Russian event.

Yeah, I'm confused too. Almost can't imagine Ukrainian soldiers fragging their commanders unless they're the small percentage of neo-nazis fighting in the war alongside the other Ukrainians but I can imagine Russian soldiers murdering their commanders left and right. Are these russians or ukrainians we're seeing here? Someone please clarify

[v1r]

Originally Posted by mothmon ↗

Yeah, I'm confused too. Almost can't imagine Ukrainian soldiers fragging their commanders unless they're the small percentage of neo-nazis fighting in the war alongside the other Ukrainians but I can imagine Russian soldiers murdering their commanders left and right. Are these russians or ukrainians we're seeing here? Someone please clarify

You are gonna make me act up with that "small percentage" comment.

[Yanni]

Originally Posted by Spiffyfable ↗

Ukraine is loosing bigtime... Russia has almost unlimited resources

thanks to its faithful trading partners, notably India and China.

[Persephone]

Ok, so I figured it out. This was a Ukrainian soldier who shot his commander.
Here is a link to an article (in Russian):
https://www.sila-rf.ru/2023/05/26/ro...relil-kombata/

[notforgranted]

What did he think he signed up for?

[iARTEMx]

Originally Posted by Persephone ↗

Ok, so I figured it out. This was a Ukrainian soldier who shot his commander.
Here is a link to an article (in Russian):
https://www.sila-rf.ru/2023/05/26/ro...relil-kombata/

Just propoganda news. On prorussian website. I read all article, it is obvious that this is propoganda. It may be happened in Ukraine, but in the article they say that Ukraine is bad that send thousands of solders to die etc..