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Maybe I’m dumb but it looks like the lines of ruzzians were on video but not during the one second of explosion.
They don’t stay in the open in tight-packed columns for long; they’re poorly-trained, not completely braindead. The AFU were likely waiting to see which tree line they were going to set up in, then struck.
Ukraine is also walking a fine line between showing responsible, effective use of provided weapons, and also not divulging too much information in the process.
It's entirely possible there was another camera with FLIR providing targeting imagery.
Seems pretty far from the front, unless you plan on crossing the Dnipr...
It stops Russians from shelling Kherson.
Did you know that a lot of military success cone from being able to hit the supply chain and backing troops that support the front lines?
This is demoralizing for Russian troops because they are not safe training and assembling behind the front lines. They are always in danger.
Seems like a huge amount of effort has been (correctly) spent on disrupting supply lines.
“amateurs talk about tactics, but professionals study logistics.”