[DoktorDoris]

Originally Posted by Zerodark ↗

Please sir I need my legs he is UKR

I can't even begin to imagine what their conversation was about.

I assume the legless bloke was Russian and the slightly cross sounding guy talking to him was Ukrainian.
I am particularly interested in the bit which caused legless to gesture at his lower body.
what was said then? surely it can't have been
'why are you laying there?'
'because my leg hurts, look'
as i imagine man on ground wouldn't think he needed to gesture at leg to demonstrate problem. or was it?

why aren't they running about getting tourniquets, bandages, drugs and other medical impedimenta? (Obviously not the legless bloke, i imagine his running days are over for a while). how the fuck are they all so calm?

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by Zerodark ↗

you have no way of knowing that unless you are there and we all know this could be happening

* Picture of dead military age males wearing uniforms very common with Russian forces

* Someone makes this observation

"you have no way of knowing that unless you are there and we all know this could be happening"

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Legless dude is Ukranian. Many months old and I remember the caption was that he was a Ukranian tanker.

[duntez]

Originally Posted by Zerodark ↗

Russian arty direct hit on UKR

if anyone can translate

more dead UKR

Not just regular Ukrs… Krivonos General-Major of UA Forces and Zaluzhnij - is the head of UA Forces

[DoktorDoris]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Legless dude is Ukranian. Many months old and I remember the caption was that he was a Ukranian tanker.

oh, thank you very much. who is the guy talking to him a slightly angry voice?

[duntez]

- seems like Rus into installations too
- the moment for an American/British when he realizes that it might have been a bad idea to come too Ukr. Herson front

[duntez]

- Rus AF striking Ukr positions near Suhie Stavki
- Rus AF hit Karachunovska dam in Klrivoj Rog. That can potentially cut off Ukr group near Kherson.

I have a feeling that MoD will change the status of special military operation

[Cousin Kevin]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

- seems like Rus into installations too
- the moment for an American/British when he realizes that it might have been a bad idea to come too Ukr. Herson front

Sounds like Northern English to me from that short scene.

[DoktorDoris]

Originally Posted by Cousin Kevin ↗

Sounds like Northern English to me from that short scene.

lol. yes it does

[duntez]

Originally Posted by Cousin Kevin ↗

Sounds like Northern English to me from that short scene.

Yeah, that’s why I put British too, because sound like he had a non American accent