Classic Infantry Anti-Armor Tactics: Russian Armored Column Ambushed in Ukraine.

[@warrenz597]

Do these guys assume they're just gonna drive their tanks around the country like it's the Autobahn?

[@Battlefresh]

I feel bad for these Russian soldiers. Unskilled cannon fodder for dear leader.

[@warrenz597]

@@Battlefresh It’s terrible man, seen some pics of POW that look like teenagers

[@nikoref8316]

Supposedly at the beginning of the conflict they were pulling over and asking locals for directions completely oblivious to the local sentiments about them

[@nazor1]

@@nikoref8316 beginning of the invasion:) Conflict maybe you could have called the situation in Donbas... this is russian war declared on ukraine

[@clikzip]

@@nikoref8316 There was some text that came out a soldier sent to his mom that said they were told the Ukrainians would welcome them with open arms.

[@keeldragger]

Slava Ukraini

[@nicoleschnass1307]

Looks like great tactics even some guys have studied military tactics at Westpoint.

[@blagoyavichrod]

After seeing Russia invade this country, I'm convinced all it would take to destroy the Russian Army is, maybe, five or six A10 Warthogs....

[@user-kc2gi7eq1y]

The "explosion" at 0:18 looks incredibly fake. If you frame step through it ("," and "." keys, maybe only with "Enhancer for KZbin" installed, although it might work without it; pause video, then use said keys if you want to try), you can see an explosion that seems to build from the ground up, next to a vehicle but far enough to not cause any damage. Also, why is the video quality so poor? I don't mean resolution but missing detail from extreme video compression. There is no such drone that takes such garbage quality footage. And in this day and age, storage and bandwidth have advanced to the point (already years ago) where it makes no sense to use such ridiculous compression that it removes all the detail. I mean, it's possible that it's legit; but then I'd like to know the reason why the whole thing looks like a blur, in 2022. As I said, both bandwidth availability and storage cost ceased being legitimate excuses 5-10 years ago. If you can afford a drone, then ipso facto you can afford video that doesn't look like a giant, messy blur.