According to the comments those are destroyed and abandoned Russian vehicles. Apparently the Russians have been rolling through at low speed as if no-one is gunning for them.
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Of course, due to “pilot error” again, eh?
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The problem with believing your own propaganda…
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Nicely understated.
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In which Alexander Lukashenko finally accepts that he’s yet another of Putin’s obedient pets.
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Just in time for me to replan my purchases for this year’s crop. Thanks for the suggestion!
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“Can I call my mom in Nizhny-Novgorod so she can send me bail money?”
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The man has… words for the invaders. It’s mostly expletives directed at “Kadyrovites” (Chechens) who “don’t let him live his life”. “They fell where they arrived”. There are rumors that Chechen regiments in Russian army have suffered several massive blows, this being one of them, and have decided they don’t want to fight any more.
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That’s the kind of thing you do when you’ve been told that people will think you’re a liberator.
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Shevchenkove is close to the Russian border, so they didn’t even get very far before running out of fuel.
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And so failing to provide your forces with enough fuel for a long-term invasion is also something you do when you’ve been told that people will think you’re a liberator.
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I hope that they don’t block Russians from all social media. They might need it for the Spring.
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Russian forces trying to liberate money from a safe…
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That vdeo would be even better if it ended with Ukrainian police rushing in and arresting those thieves.
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TB2 in action
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Which is doubly ironic as they’re the major suppliers of fuel to the entire region.
That’s some fine planning, Lou.
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