Russian mines make Ukrainian fields unfarmable | Focus on Europ

Ukrainian farmers cannot cultivate their land. The Russians have buried so many mines that it is too dangerous to use heavy equipment for sowing. Many fear for their livelihood.
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[@guaxary]

One of the most fertile, easy to farm soils on Earth and we're just watching them to be turned into toxic, uncultivable deserts.

[@braxxian]

Happens in every war. Their still digging up unexploded rounds from French fields dating back to WW1.

[@thepax2621]

Jup, same thing with bombs from WW2 in Germany

[@DgurlSunshine]

AND THE TOXIC WASTE. IDIOCRACY FOR SOME GREED BASTARDS

[@accountantthe3394]

Or US mines in Vietnam

[@chriscarrol9373]

And once again we learn of the many ways that the casualties of war may go on for many years even after the confict has ended.

[@DgurlSunshine]

WHO PROFITS? THE ARMY SHOULD CLEAN IT ALL UP TOO

[@kampfmuffin3535]

@@DgurlSunshine by the end of this war, all russian soldiers will be dead...

[@TheKrawallkurt]

You can see how true this is by the Russian trollos going rampant in the comments.

[@jianyang6281]

use your brain, Russian mines or Ukraine mines?

[@batrachian149]

​@@jianyang6281 bot

[@user-g5xnx7gjqb]

I'm not a Russian troll, but doesn't Ukraine use Soviet and Western mines in defense?

[@TheKrawallkurt]

@@user-g5xnx7gjqb But dont you think they know where they put them? So easy cean...

[@user-g5xnx7gjqb]

@@TheKrawallkurt Do Ukrainians report to Russians about mining sites? Civilians also suffer from mines in Russian-controlled territory. Just the logic of war.

[@truthbud]

The sheer amount of approving and cheering comments by ordinary Russians under videos about the atrocities committed against civilians and prisoners of war in Ukraine were no less shocking to Ukrainians than the war itself. We somehow got used to the war, but the realization of who we have been living next to all this time without even knowing it is still terrifying. Those barbarians called themselves our brothers. Imagine what they would do to you, who they call their enemies, if you let them. Not supplying weapons to Ukraine under the pretext of achieving an early peace would be like allowing a violator to violate his victim in order to end the violence as soon as possible.

[@imperium_vox]

Slabo ebem, da ?

[@Dannyboy16434]

Bot

[@MdM-yo9kl]

​@@imperium_vox ты про кадыровцев, использующих русских чмобиков по назначению? Весь телеграм в их жалобах.

[@daydays12]

I agree. There must be something about murder, rape, beheadings, etc that excites them, that turns them on....

[@user-g5xnx7gjqb]

Ukrainian boring bot.🤮

[@timsecord8207]

Send the Russians to walk through every inch of those fields

[@imperium_vox]

why not your children ?

[@daydays12]

@@imperium_vox Tim's children did not lay the mines. The Ruzzians did. Does the idea of children being blown up by mines excite you?

[@psnaris]

Including all of the fields that the Ukrainians mined?

[@timsecord8207]

@@psnaris - they geolocate what they place

[@timsecord8207]

@@imperium_vox - because they’re not Russian and they didn’t put them there!

[@firstnamerequiredlastnameo3473]

Talk to the Ukrainian army about their mines. Hopefully modern equipment can help de-mine that country quicker and better than the case in Europe after WW2. Even London was finding unexplored V2 bombs for years after the war's end.

[@Ola-kp4cc]

we still find V2 bombs under russian mines...

[@firstnamerequiredlastnameo3473]

@@Ola-kp4cc The people (civilians) who did not participate in a war suffer the most and for a longer time. When you have armies battling through your neighborhood, there's not much good left.

[@DgurlSunshine]

@@firstnamerequiredlastnameo3473 WHO GOT PAID TO POLLUTE? TAX MEN

[@diazvirdani1059]

*Russia🇷🇺 occupied oblast Luhansk, Donetsk, Zaporizhia, Kherson, Crimea.* Russia must end occupation & keep peace!!

[@bombheadgames9565]

Maybe if you strip a metal detector down to search coil and electronic pcb you could fly one on a drone. If you can use a solonoid to spray a spraycan you could mark possible mines as you go. If you can use a hi-res camera on a drone with coordinates maybe you can get people online to spot the butterfly mines. .. It would be good to photo the fields before the mines weather in or get obscured by plants.

[@mauriciobarros1063]

huge problem...

[@deozeo4442]

I was surprised at the depth placement of the mine. 🐈

[@adina30]

Meow

[@DgurlSunshine]

@@adina30 VILE SCRUM

[@mrHBarry]

Thank you to all the people who help and support Ukraine. Give peace a chance. STOP RUSSIA NOW.

[@DgurlSunshine]

NO THANKS SCRUM. VILE DOGMA KILLS

[@himhim3344]

Don't be mislead. Ukraine is also laying down mines.

[@patriciaeasterday2125]

Terrible for the land.

[@sergeyb8]

Um, Ukraine wasn't laying mines before occupants came. See the connection?

[@imperium_vox]

@@sergeyb8 No one was going to come and demilitalize Ukraine as long as there was hope for the implementation of the Minsk agreements. See the connection?

[@sergeyb8]

@@imperium_vox Ukraine was already demilitarized before 2014 occupation of Crimea and parts of Donbass. As a RESULT of occupation, Ukraine started to rebuild its military. See the connection? And any country in the world has a right to have its own military. Minsk agreement wasn't even about demilitarized you 🤡🤦‍♂️

[@chriswindleydigitalsalesexpert]

The Uk and Ukraine are already working on projects that will clear Ukraine fields faster than ever seen anywhere in the world.

[@fnckbook]

❤ UK, hope other Allies pitch in the work quickly or else we won't bread on table.

[@daydays12]

That would be great if true

[@ЮлияШелковникова-м9е]

​@@fnckbook you will buy the Russian grain like all the rest you do 😅.

[@user-g5xnx7gjqb]

As far as we can see, Britain is only spoiling Ukraine, kicking Ukraine to counterattack and contaminating its fields with uranium waste.

[@firstnamerequiredlastnameo3473]

Hopeful news, for once.

[@xSabir-hc7wj]

Could they not just have a roller with reusable concrete balls and roll them around a field?

[@firstnamerequiredlastnameo3473]

That's one method. Some mines cannot be found that way. In WW2 large chain link flails were attached to the front of some tanks or bulldozers to pound the ground to explode mines. Not perfect but it helped. A lot of hand searching is always necessary.

[@agustinussiahaan6669]

I believe they will do it or other ways. Necessity is the mother of futile dodge.

[@keithtarrier4558]

They will do something like that.. but with SOOOO much land, it will take decades... and no method is 100%... so sad for the farmers, and all the people who relied on that food, and that income. Damn war!

[@DgurlSunshine]

GREAT DRONE JOBS, HUH? COMMON SENSE IS GREEDY

[@haskalah]

Fact is both are using mines heavily...

[@SpecialMuppetOperation]

What is a synonym for the word sovereign? Some common synonyms of sovereign are autonomous, free, and independent. While all these words mean "not subject to the rule or control of another," sovereign stresses the absence of a superior power and implies supremacy within a thing's own domain or sphere. Learning can be fun.

[@Zockopa]

@@SpecialMuppetOperation What are you smoking ? Its obviously to much.

[@SpecialMuppetOperation]

@@Zockopa It was a copy & paste from a Google search for "sovereign." Question & Answer verbatim. Ukraine is a sovereign country.

[@Mrac-zz8vh]

@@SpecialMuppetOperation Kiev have not had a sovereign second in it's lifetime. Was lead by the Soviet than by Russia and lately by the US.

[@Zockopa]

@@Mrac-zz8vh Sad but true.

[@akunokaori]

This is cruel harassment. don't lose.＝これは酷い嫌がらせ。負けないでください。

[@piraat6666]

Ruzzians also use mines that have no metal in them, so you cant find them with metal detector.

[@agnelomascarenhas8990]

Can the mines be triggered by lighting fires ?

[@ethimself5064]

When this is over, send Russia a big bill

[@driimark1537]

hahahaha

[@bangballs]

American a-holes did the same with Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos....did the world do anything? So what makes Ukraine special? Because they are white? STFU

[@ethimself5064]

@@AbiolaRaha put them in the mine fields then to clear them

[@Dannyboy16434]

I think they’re just gonna laugh at it😂

[@michaela.abbott222]

You’re assuming a Ukrainian victory…

[@marteflores9673]

Who will put mines.. the one retreating or the one charging? Hmmmm

[@akselmani]

You realize that in a war both sides are attackers and defenders depending on the situation right? There are rarely short-term skirmishes in which both sides move only in one direction. Also, again... the Ukrainians know where their mines are so they can even re-use them when they push past them.

[@dragons_hook]

Both have. Pedal mines have also been used in populated areas despite being a banned weapon.

[@abynor8687]

More weapons to Ukraine means shorter time to Ukrainian victory. Less time for Russia to plant mines.

[@ЮлияШелковникова-м9е]

Means more deaths of Ukrainians, and that's it.

[@tonig2757]

You are delusional. There can be no victory against a nuclear power.

[@imperium_vox]

More weapons for Ukraine means more casualties and destruction. Ukrainian victory is impossible.

[@pierrefraisse8610]

It is the American and German companies that own these fields who are going to be angry!

[@Save_UA]

🤡

[@loganmancini8759]

Like after ww2 make Russia prisoners de mine the fileds

[@ukrainian_mf]

There will not be any of them left until the end of the war, everyone will die thanks to Wagner's PMK 👍🏿

[@paulwalker427]

@@ukrainian_mf it was german prisoners who did demining, russia won ww2 remember?

[@SaulTink]

@@paulwalker427 he's saying to do the same, since Germany was the aggressor, and loser of the war, when Russia, the aggressor, loses the war, make the russians de-mine the fields

[@ukrainian_mf]

@@SaulTink Exactly 🫰

[@loganmancini8759]

@@SaulTink yes that’s what I mean.

[@xcitemex6353]

Another bad day for the ukraine Lost a train carrying 200t of ammunition blown up in Kramatorsk. A salt mine full of ukraine weapons captured in Paraskoviedka. Another 500 men dead.

[@northernstar4811]

It will take many decades to clear the all mines even if the West funds de-mining operations.

[@DgurlSunshine]

YOU PAY FOR YOUR OWN DAMN WAR. NOT IN MY NAME

[@bldlightpainting]

As spring has arrived in Ukraine, farmers should be planting their crops, as wheat, corn, barley, and other crops supply much of the world's food. In fact, before Russia attacked Ukraine, they supplied 10% of the world's wheat, 15% of the corn market, and 13% of the barley market. With more than 50% of world trade, Ukraine was also the main player on the sunflower oil market. However, in all of the currently and former occupied territories of Ukraine, Russia has heavily mined those fields and cities with a variety of very lethal anti-personnel and anti-material mines, making this country the most heavily mined part of the planet since WWII. Experts say it will take decades to clear, and in the meantime it will kill many civilians, most of which will be children. So in the meantime, farmers have two choices, to go broke and parts of the world including themselves to starve because they cannot plant a crop, or risk entering their fields and perhaps be blown up, as a number of farmers have already been.

[@СергейБуйнов-г8ф]

did Russia mine it? you always blame Russia for everything, but it was Ukraine that used the banned petal mines and continues to mine its own territories on which it is located.

[@agustinussiahaan6669]

​@@СергейБуйнов-г8ф Nevertheless, this mess was initiated by Russia. There was no land-mine before.

[@markharcourt2214]

No work No money No food Ukraine go bust.Welcome to Europes Afghanistan. I guess you'll be eating bugs in the future, just like the WEF wants you to.

[@firstnamerequiredlastnameo3473]

Many of those crops are season dependent and must be planted at the correct time of the year. Much of the open Ukrainian farm land away from battles should be ready to go.

[@markharcourt2214]

@@СергейБуйнов-г8ф They even shell their own towns

[@user-zt4zr7eg6z]

Usually one should use cows, sheeps, dogs etc. Not very humane but better than your own child.

[@twin2482]

Sheep are very common

[@user-zt4zr7eg6z]

@@twin2482 i Think in cambodia they used cow to demine the areas.

[@twin2482]

@@user-zt4zr7eg6z Cows would be better but sheep are cheap

[@firstnamerequiredlastnameo3473]

Not fully reliable. Some mines must be stepped on directly. The narrow feet of sheep and other animals can walk right over a mine without setting it off. Multiple clearing methods will be needed. Slow and dangerous project.

[@carlorossi9261]

Oh your worried about Russian mines? Imagine when they start using the depleted uranium shells that UK sent then you'll really see what unfarmable is.. Just look at the effects it had on children in Iraq.. Should that be more relevant than mines?

[@nigelgarrett7970]

Easy solution. Russia withdraws from Ukraine, no depleted uranium used.

[@carlorossi9261]

@@nigelgarrett7970 You sound pathetic

[@89Mangler]

Then why do Russia use depleted uranium shells. By the way what do you think depleted means?

[@agustinussiahaan6669]

Dear UN and International Criminal Court, I suggest strongly to exclude any kinds of farm fields from war. No soldiers or war vehicles is allowed to walk over farms. So there is no need for anybody to leave land-mines. This is to preserve food source for next human being. Farm field has a same value as hospital. Thank you.

[@psychocuda]

Except Russia couldn't care less about international law.

[@accountantthe3394]

@@psychocuda They took inspiration from US

[@samfetter2968]

​@@accountantthe3394 they did things like this long before the US even was a country...but nice whataboutism 😏👍

[@accountantthe3394]

@@samfetter2968 Ahh "whataboutism", the last bastion for hypocrites 🤣

[@BolshevikCarpetbagger1917]

But that would impede efforts when the U.S/NATO has to fight for freedom, no? Their tanks and vehicles would be restrained when they invade Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran.

[@ivan200804]

Thank you USA and NATO for freedom!!!

[@marcopaganotto9125]

Ukrainian mines leave Ukrainian fields unfarmable....

[@eimisavageofficial9196]

U mean ukraine mines😂😂

[@agnelomascarenhas8990]

I don't know, I'm asking: Let cattle graze and setoff the mines, meanwhile farmers can earn a living. Also traditional demining can be done simultaneously.

[@chesurechesure]

Shame but Ukrainians also put mines out.

[@catzov]

Germany is of course the official provider of mines for Ukraine!

[@DD-bv6qh]

Ground-penetrating radar might be very useful for detecting landmines.

[@XDNonstop]

This is evil 👺 this is inhuman. This revenge will last for another thousand years

[@jonathanjacob5453]

Unlike the farmer friendly Ukrainian land mine the Russian land mines are a problem.

[@sH-ed5yf]

They usually are not a Problem, cause ukraine makes mine maps like every army does. But the russians dont Show them their maps

[@dragons_hook]

No mention of the pedal mines the Ukrainians planted in Donbas in civilian areas?

[@schlafcomandanten]

Depleted uranium shells ...

[@unclebill1202]

In WW2, the British developed the "flail" tank to clear a path through minefields. Could this idea not be adapted to help clear openfields at least.

[@baronvonsnipeyou]

Yes it can, but the problem is scale, normally it takes an entire of fleet of thousands of civilian tractors just to plow all those fields every year, so to demine them you would need to somehow convert most of the surviving tractor fleet to use such flails, (make a couple thousand flails to use) and even then the process could take a couple of years... TLDR, Mines are big problem with no equally big solution.

[@yam2050]

Everyone knew this the day Ukranian's were mining their own farms to slow down Russian forces in the early days of this illegal war, Now there will be unexploded shells and ammunition all over the frontlines. I love that movie mine from 2016.

[@vulpritprooze]

Wait... aren't anti-personnel land mines banned in war?

[@Rose.Of.Hizaki]

Surely its against the Geneva Convention to mine civilian populated areas??

[@twin2482]

They don't care

[@dunno558]

Thanks to your Pres

[@Direphalanx]

Doesn’t the 1st AT mine need the red insert to activate? Not educated on explosives going off my knowledge from Squad lol

[@anneyfrancis701]

Please Ukraine and NATO countries sign the agreement saying Ukraine will never join NATO under condition Ukraine will be independent from Russia.

[@happymelon7129]

A 2022 UN Environment Programme (UNEP) report said it was concerned about possible depleted uranium use in Ukraine, warning it can cause "skin irritation, kidney failure and increase the risks of cancer". "The chemical toxicity of depleted uranium is considered a more significant issue than the possible impacts of its radioactivity," it says. residues can further increase the anxiety of local populations".

[@mirror5076]

Tractors with remote control.

[@888ddd888]

Why not just go over the fields with a demining vehicle ?

[@soreeyez]

Ukraine chose war, not farming.

[@manashmahanta77]

As Dr John Mearsheimer said "Ukraine will get wrecked".

[@chrisedwards2539]

I hope that when circumstances permit, mine detection can be carried out remotely using drone and similar technologies. Ukraine has the talent and the will. Slava Ukraine

[@DgurlSunshine]

YOU LOOTED ENOUGH CASH TO HOUSE THE WORLD

[@lich_liars6735]

It's unfortunate that this happen in Ukraine. If Nato never expand thing like this would never happen.

[@stuartmunro2474]

Meh - Putin would've invaded much sooner without Nato - the only thing he respects is Mr Stick.

[@paspa]

I thought the Russians didn’t have any more mines

[@truthbud]

Working hard?

[@paspa]

@@truthbud Always working, for peace.

[@mikeoncorn]

The media is completely lying to you about this war

[@NHLblkgurl]

Biden released Putin’s notorious international arms terrorist back to him, for the anti American WNBA pothead.. I’d suspect that’s our answer.

[@valerijoukov239]

Russia put mines only in the direction to Crimea - where they expected the offensive. Ukraine mined its territory equal to the size of Italy)))

[@gbhatia9809]

Ukraine is destined to lose lot of territory & lot of farmland. Zelensky would have had sovereignty over entire territory with Minsk Agreement by giving autonomy to its Russian speaking Donbas but foolishly banned even Russian language in schools & offices along with persecution of ethnic Russians as a tactic to join NATO & please US. Zelensky’s foolish attack on Kerch Bridge was denied by him but celebrated by issuing postal- stamp. That only made importance of additional land corridor needed by Russia to protect Crimea which led to annexation of Ukraine's 4 Oblasts into Russia. Zelensky’s recent attack on Crimean oil facility which he again denied but cleverly celebrated by depicting Hindu Goddess of destruction Kali in very objectionable manner. That has now highlighted need of Russia to seek at least 50 km broad sanitized demilitarized corridor to protect annexed Oblasts. Russian strikes all over Ukraine along with occupation of northern Ukrainian as bargain for sanitized corridor is likely to bring about next round of Kali-type destruction of Ukraine or else Kali's final dance of total destruction with tactical nukes.

[@firstnamerequiredlastnameo3473]

Too many people are ignorant of this background info but make ignorant comments anyway.

[@razvanr4528]

I like you. Russian day1: Hey Neighbour, if you just let me take the shortcut trough your driveway, as a good neighbour Russian day2: now we share the driveway, let`s call is the Minks agreement Russian day3: your dog peed on your driveway, this is not acceptable, I will confiscate it, together with the garrage. Also give me your car. Russian day4: now that MY car is here, I will need also the ground floor and you can live at the top floor Russian day5: hmmm, my Russian family feel threaten living with people in the same house, so you should move out, BUT your wife and daughter are required to stay and continue to live with us Russian day6: I will also need your dog, your bank account, your TV Russian day7: today I rest in my NEW house, that never belonged to you anyway Russian day8: Hey New Neighbour, if you just let me take the shortcut using your driveway

[@jianyang6281]

Russian mines or Ukraine mines? I know attackers would not like to see mines.

[@batrachian149]

bot

[@resolverresolver5812]

GOD bless Russia,Glory to Russia in jesus mighty name Amen,the cause and foundations of the war is Italy and France Paris and,America,Napolitano,Napoli,Taranto,Torino,sardinia,Rome

[@lonelyglace5207]

US and NATO is liable for all these. They must pay for these.

[@brightmasocha-gr8be]

How do i apply

[@mdsadsamstamim1336]

Rich or reach???

[@galvk]

How do they know that mines are Russian? Do they have inscription "Made in Russia"? As far as we know, Ukraine was preparing for defence for the last 8 years with the West help. So mines have to be Ukrainian. You should write "Ukrainian mines make Ukrainian land unfarmable".

[@honeybunniesvineyardandmor4602]

If your employees move, you may call the filipino farm laborers for help.

[@jimgiordano3613]

Out smarted

[@mostlymessingabout]

Both sides mine the battlefield...

[@user-zt4zr7eg6z]

But those are Russian mines

[@akselmani]

The Ukrainians clearly know where their own mines are... The issue is always the enemy's mines.

[@onlyyou6014]

Now think what Israel did to the philistine for the last 50 years, where were the Western media back then.

[@indian2003]

Ukraine will survive on European values. :)

[@joesamson8666]

To be fair, the Ukrainian defenders surely also placed mines and rightfully so. It would be more accurate to mention that as well.

[@xcitemex6353]

No crops this year? What will the ukraine eat???

[@hoang1730]

Ukraine mines or Russia mines? We all know the truth! Lol 😊

[@tx189]

They should go do the same thing to Russia see how they like it.

[@martinbrown7082]

Whichever side put the mines in, Ukraine isn't going to be an agricultural exporter again for years. The only question is what happens to the people of the Middle East and Africa who depended on those exports because they can't grow their own.

[@robo__cop8154]

russia will export ,alleastern and southern ukraine will be taken by russia ,they'll rebuild these parts as well as demine ,they're already doing it in their new territories

[@MrWhitmen1981]

Blow each other up.

[@user-zt4zr7eg6z]

Why?

[@twin2482]

There will be famines in the middle east. But, it doesn't seem like those countries are on Ukraine's side. Ukraine will be able to feed it's own people

[@martinbrown7082]

@@user-zt4zr7eg6z Mechanized agriculture requires peace, bombs and tractors don't go together. As for not growing their own it's mostly geography, most places in the Middle East and Africa cannot grow cereal grains at scale because of mostly climactic reasons.

[@gregsscubavids5128]

Support Ukrainian demining like Ryan Hendrickson Tip of the Spear and his mission there via KZbin donations.

[@audreyroche9490]

Morning

[@Wongrich6]

This is the same if you go to countries after fighting is over and as specially Asia countries, the number of bombs US drop and even now they're still cleared it😢 where's ICC talking about it and double standard, as another country have no rights and cover Ukraine war😡

[@quantifydreams9529]

This is so evil

[@fungames24]

Poor ukraine. Why doesn't germany help? Send in the army.

[@firstnamerequiredlastnameo3473]

Then, Russia would have to start bombing Germany, also. Used to be business partners. Many countries would to stay far away from this escalating regional conflict.

[@SheepofTheShepherd-nu3lz]

must be exclusion zones!

[@SungazerDNB]

Yeah let's turn all the farmlands into exclusion zones and give up 😂

[@KA-vs7nl]

Oh so its not the ukrainian DU rounds poisoning the earth? LOL

[@imperium_vox]

Give this "Oleh" an Oscar

[@elenafilippova8474]

What about Americans supplying prohibited in whole world the cluster bombs, which are used now on Ukrainian territories? Those bombs explodes in many smaller bombs and some of them are not blowing up at the time they land, but later, when innocent people step on them, sometimes years later. That will stay in soil too, but nobody talks about it, because it briefly was in the news, and forgotten the next day. But this will be the price to pay later. ❤and Peace to all.

[@sH-ed5yf]

Not even half of all countries have signed the treaty. And cluster ammonition are not prohibited by any law. Their use in civilian areas is.

[@Wiers75q]

With British depleted uranium bombs, no one will buy Ukrainian agricultural products anymore, and there will be no chance to cry in the future. The unrestrained use of weapons in war is also a disaster for mankind.

[@batrachian149]

bot

[@filipe5722]

Tell me you are scientifically ignorant without tell me you are scientific ignorant. Depleted Uranium does not emite radiation harmful to human health.

[@psnaris]

@@batrachian149 I'll buy you a loaf if you promise to eat it.

[@imperium_vox]

@@batrachian149 there are only ukr bot accounts

[@paulwalker427]

be worse with depleted uranium from the UK

[@filipe5722]

Nah, those will be skillfully directed towards Russian terrorists.

[@smartguy360]

No what's worse is having the Russians stay

[@Anashadk]

doubt it, depleted uranium only radiates alpha radiation, doesn´t do anything harmfull.

[@paulwalker427]

@@smartguy360 so you prefer poisoned land, poisoned people with a horrible way to die? Speshul arent you.

[@paulwalker427]

@@smartguy360 what would be worse is have the americans draw the war out eh Bradley?

[@wackyruss]

IZ POTATO!!! 🥔 ::explosion!!!::

[@kvintersvinterz]

Both sides use mines. And the Ukrainians mined not only the fields, but also the cities. According to the UN - The Commission has found instances where Ukrainian armed forces likely used cluster munitions and rocket-delivered antipersonnel landmines to carry out attacks in Izium city, Kharkiv region, from March to September 2022, when it was controlled by Russian armed forces. According to Human Rights Watch - "Ukrainian troops widely scattered land mines in the Izyum region, which caused the death of civilians and constant risk. The Russian military distributed leaflets warning about the danger of "Lepestok" mines. About a hundred local residents told about this. They were engaged in clearing mines in public places and on territories of private property of the civilian population, they took away the victims of mine explosions to Russia for medical assistance," Human rights activists stressed that the actions of the Russian servicemen "are incompatible with the responsibility for planting these mines." HRW investigated the use of anti-personnel mines in Izyum from 19 September to 9 October. Employees of the organization interviewed more than a hundred people, including witnesses, victims, rescuers, doctors and sappers. Human rights activists have identified the use of "Lepestok" in nine different districts of the city and its environs. The organization has confirmed 11 civilian deaths due to landmines. According to doctors, about 50 people were injured, including five children. According to the DPR authorities, the Ukrainian army uses the same "Lepestok" mines for deliberate remote mining of cities in the DPR, for example, Donetsk. According to the DPR, more than a hundred civilians were blown up by these mines.

[@oldgreybeard2507]

Cold in Moscow?

[@davidjones535]

What ever comrade

[@kvintersvinterz]

@@oldgreybeard2507 I'm from Siberia, now it's plus 2 degrees Celsius outside, if you're interested.

[@oldgreybeard2507]

@@kvintersvinterz so I take it that your region is not considered to be 'ethnic' and thus one of the areas where young poorly educated young men are sent off to be fed through a meat grinder. I hope it stays that way. Your demographics are bad enough without sacrificing a generation for the 'Killer in the Kremlin' and his palace.

[@kvintersvinterz]

@@oldgreybeard2507 Yes, I do not live in an "ethnic" region, but we also had mobilization, I know several people who went to war. Thank you for caring about our demographics, ours is really not very good, I hope you also care about the demographics of Ukraine (which is also not very good) where people are forcibly mobilized and sent to war for the territory where people want to live in Russia. And I don't like Putin very much, but do you really think that the reason for all this conflict is just the desire of one person and his palace (to be honest, I didn’t understand what the palace had to do with it at all)?

[@kathev9050]

🤷‍♀️

[@imperium_vox]

Didn't they pay to Uki bots for this news? Just a Vitaly V alone?

[@ohoangthien8090]

Aren't you a bot of yourself

[@qaz120120]

Ok so, the plase is supposed to be unfarmable with the mines. Ukraine does not lack food and every extra field farmed is just dueling the war machine.

[@kingofdevils]

Make a big bill for Russia

[@gigachadsitler]

As a man from Europe, I want to thank INDIA for sending refined oil to Europe. India is largest oil supplier to innocent European people.

[@manasmishra8945]

Because india is friendly to innocent European people.

[@twin2482]

@@manasmishra8945 India only cares about India. They made money off of the deal.

[@schlafcomandanten]

That's Russian oil refined in India.

[@happymelon7129]

But never worry about Depleted uranium? 20-3-2023 Some of the ammunition for the Challenger 2 battle tanks that Britain is giving to Ukraine includes armour-piercing rounds which contain depleted uranium. Depleted uranium ---> Birth Defects

[@xandr13]

I see you've done less school than Greta. Get a 10th grade physics schoolbook maybe.

[@happymelon7129]

@@xandr13 A study published in the journal Environmental Pollution in 2019 suggests there may be links between the use of depleted uranium weapons and birth defects in Nasiriyah, in Iraq.

[@artiartibald9431]

NATO will not help Ukraine, Russia will achieve its goals.

[@timsecord8207]

Russia is a failed state and it’s people will suffer for the 100 years

[@imperium_vox]

The idea is probably to inflict maximum damage on Russia and Ukraine (the future part of Russia)

[@weichentechnikk8083]

Billions upon billions of dollars in equipment, training and logistics, but no, NATO will not help Ukraine 🤣

[@RAWGRIP54]

Put Russian POW to work. Call Putin. Come down to my farm walk around and don't forget your checkbook.

[@asan1050]

right ThanksMuch!

[@tasreasfatemsa8266]

You have got democracy and dream of joining Nato,everything has a cost,why still complaining?

[@hajarjuni]

This happened because of US and NOTO.

[@weichentechnikk8083]

Oh yeah, NOTO is the worst 🤣

[@sugihartolukman7189]

Halo Joe, how about Nord stream 2???? Halo Boris Pistorius, don't judge Germany by its words, but its deeds 👎 Halo Nurlan, USA n NATO will lose 👎👎👎

[@twin2482]

russia vs the resources of NATO....not even close.

[@CharmaineSilva777]

The sad thing is, it is the citizens that suffer, not the corrupt governments people. Ukraine was very corrupt and mixed in with America's corrupt government. Russia is also.

[@timsecord8207]

Oh yeah, let’s blame the victim!

[@ЮлияШелковникова-м9е]

Russia is a way better Incomparable to the state of ex Ukraine

[@akselmani]

@@ЮлияШелковникова-м9е Russia is literally ranked worse in terms of corruption for so many years now. Go write bs somewhere else.

[@dragons_hook]

​@@timsecord8207 the real victims are the citizens of eastern Ukraine. Imagine being hunted and shelled for a decade by your own country's army, and crazy nationalists just because you don't agree with their newly installed government, or support the Euromaidan movement.

[@garysuplee5092]

See : Serpent 🐍 Seed Shepherd Student Masters degree, Master Sargent, USMC, Scholar. I'm just saying 🤷 Sarcasm in comments are that of Lucifer 😈.

[@garysuplee5092]

Seed planting is hard anywhere.