Comments by "Anders Juel Jensen" (@andersjjensen) on "Ukrainian Adaptation of PKTs to Infantry Use" video.

Only touchy for Russians, the Chinese and the seven North Koreans who know about it.
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@tarmaque Finnish soldiers don't get pissed off. They just patiently and effectively get to work. And then they don't stop.
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Too big of a target. They're sniping, ambushing, hit-and-running, sabotaging, backstabbing.... and getting farmers to hurl off tanks with tractors when the Russians are too stupid to leave it unattended for a moment. A big ol' Hilux with a visibly mounted 50cal doesn't fit into that very well. They want to be able to drive off, park in a parking lot around the corner and look like everyone else.
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@rosiehawtrey This is Ukraine. Not Kazakhstan. There are plenty of Audi A6 Sport Wagons to convert into belly-position-machine-gun-out-the-rear-hatch-drive-by-Russian-meat-mincers if they need to :P
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@Horizontalvertigo Yeah, but then later, when they had their land back, they told the Nazis to take a hike. The Nazis were a little slow to get the memo so they were "politely escorted out".
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@theguy9208 They optimized the gulag out of the equation now where they don't have man-and-shovel mining outfits any more. So now it's just straight to a grave.
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The problem with that setup is that it kills indiscriminately which is about as effective as placing land mines. Many have stopped using those tactics because they require the internal communication of the army to be 100% accurate... and it requires that everyone remembers what has been said. Even when retreating under heavy fire. So the TLDR is that it works much better for invading forces than defending forces.
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