[kellyhound]

Ukraine began exhuming more than 440 bodies found in a mass burial site on the edge of liberated city Izium, Kharkiv region.

At least 1 civilian showed signs of torture, while 2 bodies (believed to be soldiers) with their hands tied.

[jkesil]

https://twitter.com/zmist_ua/status/...QFjioL22tnwtPw

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by jkesil ↗

https://twitter.com/zmist_ua/status/...QFjioL22tnwtPw

Just posting a screenshot for the link

[Rfneimad]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

I also noticed how accurate arta of 100th brigade of DNR

That's Murya's unit, or at least the is the one crowdsourcing their drones and goodies.

https://kenigtiger.livejournal.com/2148946.html

That is such shit quality, I forgot what his youtube is but there must be a more watchable copy around.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

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[WhiskeyOutpost]

Almost. Donyetsk.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

- "Good morning I'm from Russia" (referring to destroyed vehicles)

- Captured Rusnya Msta-S

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Almost. Donyetsk.

Forgive me for asking. I've seen a lot of these types of weapons dropped on targets where there is virtually no fire or fire based explosion only puffs of smoke or dirt. Is this a type of concussion weapon?

I am not well versed on weapon types so please don't make fun of me.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Forgive me for asking. I've seen a lot of these types of weapons dropped on targets where there is virtually no fire or fire based explosion only puffs of smoke or dirt. Is this a type of concussion weapon?

I am not well versed on weapon types so please don't make fun of me.

No you're good

So these dropped weapons are typically grenades that are meant to be fired out of automatic grenade launchers like the Russian AGS system or rifle-mounted launchers like the American M203. Real life "explosions", unless they happen to ignite fuel or something else explosive, don't typically have much "fire" to them. But they do explode, sending shrapnel everywhere and heating up the area around them. A lot of times there's little apparent damage but if something inside the turret or hull happens to catch fire and it's not extinguished, the vehicle will become engulfed with fire and heat and then other things like ammunition and fuel will eventually detonate very dramatically. There are many examples of this in this section.

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

No you're good

So these dropped weapons are typically a grenades that are meant to be fired out of an automatic grenade launchers like the Russian AGS systems or rifle-mounted launchers like the American M203. Real life "explosions", unless they happen to ignite fuel or something else explosive, don't typically have much "fire" to them. But they do explode, sending shrapnel everywhere and heating up the area around them. A lot of times there's little apparent damage but if something inside the turret or hull happens to catch fire and it's not extinguished, the vehicle will become engulfed with fire and heat and then other things like ammunition and fuel will eventually detonate very dramatically. There are many examples of this in this section.

Yes cook offs, I've seen many. Sometimes it looks like a box of fireworks was in them. lol

And I didn't even think about the shrapnel. Makes sense with a lot of the injuries we see.

Thanks for the explanation.