It's the dunk tank.
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Russians are employing this dastardly new technology called "mines" which no army on earth has encountered before, least of all those of the NATO members like France, Germany and the UK.
Meanwhile, I'm just here thinking "Wait, people think it's not happening quickly?"
I mean, I haven't looked at any maps in a hot minute, but each time I check, it seems Ukraine controls more territory? People get that it's a real war right? "Quick" is relative.
Real talk, this person is deeply disturbed, and they need to grow up
No federation, but aren't mines a war crime because they outlast the war and hurt civilians?
Most of the world agreed to ban mines in the Ottowa Convention, but as usual the countries that really matter (US, Russia, China, etc.) didn't sign it and aren't bound by it.
Who are we dunking on here? That lemming or NATO? Because the lemming is absolutely correct.
oh dang the enemy used mines! my one weakness!
You seem to be under the delusion thats there's well known solution to mine fields. Russia did a good strategy.
I'm merely stating that Ukraine shouldn't be doing an offensive against mined areas without air superiority. "NATO tactics" apparently seems to be code for "having more jets and drones and fighting poor unarmed militias"