Comments by "" (@neutronalchemist3241) on "Kanal13" channel.

  1. Youtube rules.
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  2. Americans should simply wrap an active AIM9 warhead (no need for the rest of the missile) on their drones. Next time a Russian fighter touch it, and is cut in half, it's fault.
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  3. Mind that this means Russia has no mean to intercept a WWII V2.
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  4. Well, there had already been the clip of the Russian that arrived in the trench, only to find it not even knee-deep, started to dig, and found the bodybags of those that preceded him.
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  5. It's weird those marks to be on the wrong side in respect to the explosion.
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  6. At 0:50 there's fire coming out of the tank, and they still don't leave it? Attached to their job, aren't they?
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  7.  @qandrej6125  Если вы предпочитаете верить сказкам, ваш выбор. В реальных армиях НИКТО НЕ ОСТАВЛЕН
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  8.  @robertokandal  That little thing on the mobile phone that allows you to shoot pictures and movies is called "camera". Then there are other parts you should learn the name of, like "screen", "battery", "sockets"...
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  9. As the title says, Ukrainians. That's an Humvee that ended up on a mine.
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  10. It's not a war crime. "Down is not always out". For a wounded soldier not to be a legitimate target, three conditions have to be fulfilled 1) he must be wounded; 2) the wound must make him incapable of defending himself; 3) he must abstain from any hostile act and may not attempt to escape. The third condition was not fulfilled, so even the guy on the stretcher was fair game. More. Even the presence of a wounded man that fulfill ALL three conditions, doesn't make suddenly untouchable the able ones around him. If you are wounded, but surrounded by able men, you can't pretend to not be targeted by artillery.
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  11. No honor among criminals.
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  12. Gliding bombs are launched from Russian territory precisely to avoid the planes being shot down by Ukrainian air defenses, so, if the bomb fails, it falls in Russian territory.
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  13. It's not a war crime. You should study more before posting. Down is not always out. For a wounded soldier not to be a legitimate target, three conditions have to be fulfilled 1) he must be wounded; 2) the wound must make him incapable of defending himself; 3) he must abstain from any hostile act and may not attempt to escape. The third condition was not fulfilled, so even the guy on the stretcher was fair game. More. Even the presence of a wounded man that fulfill ALL three conditions, doesn't make suddenly untouchable the able ones around him. If you are wounded, but surrounded by able men, you can't pretend to not be targeted by artillery.
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  14. "Ukraine is losing this conflict big time" And Kherson is Russia forever! 😂
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  15.  @ГюрзаОдесса  Избавь меня от пропагандистского дерьма
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  16.  @СЩе-т9х  Кто сдается, тот не стреляет. Поскольку стреляли русские, это была фальшивая капитуляция. Имитация капитуляции является военным преступлением.
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  17. Those are Russian lies.
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  18. Then don't enter in such a conflict. It's not like you are gaining anything in Ukraine anyway.
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  19. Check your car, "governor".
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  20. They learned. Now they attack two or three tanks of the same field at the same time. This way is much more likely for the fire to spread. Simply refineries are few, and they started to be heavily protected. There are many deposits instead, and to protect them would stretch Russian defenses even thinner.
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  21. The Allied in WWII reused captured Axis weapons.
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  22. It makes great fertilizer.
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  23. That lone T34 that paraded in Moskow is going to have a lot of work.
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  24. Walk with a white flag in direction of the enemy lines until you find someone.
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  25. That's the best Russian bots can come up with? 😂
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  26.  @tristanbulluss9386  He was talking about agriculture.
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  27. Being a collaborator comes with risks.
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  28. Where do you see medics? People carrying a stretcher are not automatically medics. As for the rules of war, down is not always out. For a wounded soldier not to be a legitimate target, three conditions have to be fulfilled 1) he must be wounded; 2) the wound must make him incapable of defending himself; 3) he must abstain from any hostile act and may not attempt to escape. The third condition was not fulfilled, so even the guy on the stretcher was fair game. More. Even the presence of a wounded man that fulfill ALL three conditions, doesn't make suddenly untouchable the able ones around him. If you are wounded, but surrounded by able men, you can't pretend to not be targeted by artillery.
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  29. "Supporting peace talks" means nothing. Putin too "supports peace talks", on his own terms.
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  30. The ability to survive is pretty important for a pilot.
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  31. Another Russian wunderwaffe. Russia magnified its paper new superweapons for the last 20 years. Then equips its soldiers with airsoft vests and rubber boots.
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  32. They are clearly fake. They dont' have open hatches for grenade tossing.
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  33. Notice the log armor of the first vehicle. It didn't do much,
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  34. Why targeting people that's about to leave their equipment and retreat? They are a problem for the Russian Army, not the Ukrainian one.
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  35. 70 kms of target rich environment offered by the Russian Army. It should ask them if they preferred to wait to be burned alive in a giant traffic jam, like in the first days, or to freeze to death, waiting for a greande-dropping drone, in their soaked trenches, like now.
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  36.  @jcy089  Being fit is usually part of the deal.
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  37. That would be... If the same Russians had not burned the corpses of their own and disposed of the remains in Kherson's dump. So, there is the possibility of this bodies to be gathered exactly for their families to NOT know what happened to them. Because otherwise their faces could have ended on a Ukrainian channel.
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  38. Three ships (two landing boats and a patrol ship) had been sunk by marine drones before the Ivanovets.
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  39. Infact. Trenches were already obsolete in every battlefield where one side has control over the sky. The particular conditions of Ukrainian war made them relevant again.
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  40. They were desperate if they left the washing machine.
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  41. No thermal sights, no stabilizer, no reactive or composite armor. Any RPG-7, M72, or SPG-9 is going to penetrate their armor like butter.
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  42. For a wounded soldier not to be a legitimate target, three conditions have to be fulfilled 1) he must be wounded; 2) the wound must make him incapable of defending himself; 3) he must abstain from any hostile act and may not attempt to escape. The third condition was not fulfilled, so even the guy on the stretcher was fair game. More. Even the presence of a wounded man that fulfill ALL three conditions, doesn't make suddenly untouchable the able ones around him. If you are wounded, but surrounded by able men, you can't pretend to not be targeted by artillery.
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  43. It's possible. However it's identical to the coffins that had been allegedly filmed at Novosibirsk airport last february. They (allegedly) contained the remains of former inmates Wagnerites. On the front of the box there should be a K followed by six-digit number, thats the identification number Wagnerites used.
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  44. Problem is that they started questioning the orders when 2/3 of the unit is already gone. At that point you already served your purpose in the Russian Army. None gives a shit if you die on your place or closed into a basement.
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  45. It's difficult to realise from aerial footages that, on ground level, the terrain is not flat. The soldiers that were behind the embankments, on both sides, couldn't see anything of what was happening on the other side.
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  46. A battle between BMP2, same vehicle, same number, and obviously Russians lost it.
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  47. Those are the ones that died of alchool poisoning. The ones that died in combat are rotting on the battlefield.
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  48. Oh, another red line. What was the last one? Tanks? Patriots? Scalp missiles?
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  49. It's not the first time a Ukrainian tank attacks Russian trenches without any retaliation. Those guys didn't even have an RPG7.
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  50.  @julianhardy6886  It doesn't seem so.
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