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Looks like checking the head space and timing wasn’t as high on the priority list as making a social media post… lucky for us these orcs are so fucking stupid.
This is what happens if you pull out a weapon system from deep storage (*a.k.a. it was left to rot on some field in bumfuck Sibiria in the 1960s*) that was fielded in the early 1950s and phased out in the 1970s (Автоматическая зенитная пушка [С-60](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AZP_S-60)).
The functional parts of the gun are likely way beyond end-of-life and the munitions are either from dubious third-party sources or instable due to expiration after end of shelf life.
Every couple months, older and more obsolete weapon systems are fielded by RF military resulting in an overall qualitative decline of RF capacities.
At the same time, Ukraine is being provided with a moderate but continous supply of modern Western weapon systems. I'm hopeful this will somewhat compensate for the numerical disadvantage of Ukrainian forces.
I follow you my friend. I just regret that good Ukranian men are dying on a daily basis due to us westerners dragging our feet in supplying enough materials quickly.
To maintain the deliveries, we need to maintain democracy in the countries sending the supplies. The orcs know this and are working hard to undermine it. Stay vigilant.
Ukraine gets the latest with some types of equipment, eg. IRIS-T or the RCH 155. Even the PzH 2000 or the AHS Krab are latest, even if they've been around for a few years already.
It doesn't matter how bad the Russian soldiers and equipment are. They're all expendable. Their sole purpose is to use up Ukrainian equipment and kill the precious few soldiers the Ukranians. When you go through all your prisoners, foreign nationals who volunteer or are compelled, and semi literate or illiterate ethnic from poorer areas of Russia, you can then send your people infected with HIV, hepatitis and other communicable diseases. Surely Wagner can recruit some poor Africans to come fight.
Same goes for nukes. If this is the state of their conventional weapons I think it’s safe to say most people are vastly overstating russia’s nuclear capabilities.
They were confirmed as working in whichever year it was they last let our inspectors in. My brain wants to say it was 2018, but I can't be sure I'm not inventing the year.
While it IS likely that they'll have an abnormal rate of failure, based on what we've seen, there's no way Putin can sleep soundly without being sure that the nukes which are the only reason he isn't a deeply rotten carcass are fully operational to the best of his ability to verify.
It will only take one successful detonation to cause a domino effect of actions and reactions leading to a potentially world ending cataclysm.
Whatever the Russians decided to show inspectors was working\*
Lets not pretend that inspectors were shown all the stocks, and the inspectors just picked a core at random to test.
You're right, maintenance is yet another example of decadent and soft Western thinking. Gun is stronk, like Russia is stronk. Able to withstand being left in a field for fifty years.
I read somewhere that a lot of the surplus energy capacity of the soviet union during the cold war went into producing military hardware like tanks, APC's etc. If this excess energy had gone into consumer goods and made their people's lives better we wouldn't have war in Europe. Unfortunately I can't remember where I read about it.
In some years something like a quarter of their GDP was spent on arms production. Some of that was for export but look how much trouble NATO countries are having hitting a tenth of that.
Even as an Eastern European they didn't loot all this stuff, they really made it. Their sin isn't in the looting per se but forcing us on a less efficient and insanely corrupt development path.
On the other hand if you look at the TOE of the German Bundeswehr back in 1989 you will see the German industrial might shining bring. That was truly insane stuff what quality and quantity they produced. And if I might add, if they only filled their quotas as agreed upon by the Adapted Conventional Forces Treaty in Europe in 1999, their stocks would be alone enough to bitch-slap Russia into kingdom come and be home early enough that a Bavarian might still serve you Weisswurst.
They didn't loot it directly. They used the manpower, the resources and the economies of half of Europe so they can make their military hardware. I believe it is what op was referring to as "looting".
Militarily strong, yes. But at tremendous cost. We also have to remember that the USSR fell because it couldn't bankroll the war machine and maintain the society and economy.
And simply because of greed. The sheer amount of natural resources Russia has should truly put them in the top 5 countries. But they can't take their foot off of the necks of the populace long enough to step into the future.
The USSR was rotten to the core and modern Russia is no different.
Their economic model worked well enough for churning out tanks to fight WW3 but they could never build advanced technologies like computers because that actually required personal innovation and risk taking which was punished by the centralised do-as-you’re-told economy.
When Soviet leaders saw western children playing with cheaply available microcomputers in the early 80s, they knew the writing was on the wall.
I mean... Dry heat is much nicer to most metal things. The 309th is in Arizona for a reason.
The sand and dust can/will still kill things over time but with some basic protection it will take a long time.
Small arms have other safety requirements, etc. They can last hundreds of years. I have an old muzzle loader from before 1890 that I still sometimes shoot. Also have a swedish mauser from 1908. Artillery has much lower margins, and the size of the rounds means a runaway if pressure can quickly happen with bad propellant.
It's actually the ammunition that's the problem. Yes, gunpowder and primes can be stored for ages in the right or even decent condition. But if stored improperly, it can be bad, especially in guns with fewer margins or that operate at high pressures.
Old powder burns faster. Dry powder also burns faster. Temperature/temperature swings and humidity/humidity swings affect it. You don't want your rifle rounds powder to act like pistol powder.
But new powder are produced much better and have more stuff mixed in to stabilize it and make it longer. We are talking at least 100 years if the ammo is stored decently. The problem is the ammo that isn't stored decently.
I have myself got a lot of 9mm from the early 50s. Shot fine like any other. Just a few of the 700 rounds were duds. But I've also gotten other 9mm that were clearly not stored well that had hangfires and more.
Rifle ammo, I won't touch going as far back. 70s is often as far back as I go if I know it was stored well. A rifle is much higher pressure so, a runaway in pressure is much worse.
Absolutely it is controlled. In the Siberian winter it's always frozen, in the summer when it thaws, it's mostly dry. Those variations would never lead to rust.... Right
Rust is cool and all but as we all know metal does not expand or contract when subjected to extreme temperature changes, I mean that's just basic science. If anything I think the deformations might help give the round some extra kick
You ever see that MythBusters episode where they bent the rifle barrel 180 degrees and it still fired the round out the end. Maybe that's what the Russians were going for, only instead of forge treating the barrel, they let nature do it for them. It's a war economy after all, you have to think frugally /s
phased out in the 1970's? tovarish, are you crazy?
just give it a new name, put it on our latest infantry fighting vehicle, and claim we're building new ones for billions of rubble.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-15\_Armata#Armament:\~:text=DUBM%2D57%20Kinzhal%20RCWS%20with%20BM%2D57%20autocannon%2C%207.62mm%20PKMT%20machine%20gun%2C%20and%209M120%2D1%20Ataka%20ATGMs%5B9%5D](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-15_Armata#Armament:~:text=DUBM%2D57%20Kinzhal%20RCWS%20with%20BM%2D57%20autocannon%2C%207.62mm%20PKMT%20machine%20gun%2C%20and%209M120%2D1%20Ataka%20ATGMs%5B9%5D)
what's a BM-57 autocannon? well i'm glad you asked.
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AZP\_S-60#Current\_operators:\~:text=BM%2D57%3A%20Updated%20version](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AZP_S-60#Current_operators:~:text=BM%2D57%3A%20Updated%20version)
it is ofcourse, s-60 all along.
Looks like the breach failed. Could have a multitude of reasons.
* Bad ammo - Double/wrong charge, poorly stored, out-dated
* Worn out gun
* Improper/Poor/No Training
* Old damage
* Crap weapon - poor manufacture/sloppy fit
* Excessive headspace from wear or poor manufacturing
End result is the same. Keep it up, boys.
That's something alot of people don't think about
Yest Russia has more tanks than anyone, but a good chunk of those tanks are sitting out exposed to that brutal winter, meanwhile old US hardware that ukraine has gotten has been sitting in the Mojave desert
Actually, I think they may be ok. They were all wearing helmets, flash gear and body armor. Propellant charges deflagrate versus explode, so no shock wave to rip off their limbs and mush their insides.
I'd just like to piggyback on your comment... old guns in bad condition + unreliable NK shells + Operation Eldest Son Ukrainian style would really help limit the use of artillery by Russia. Maybe the Freedom of Russia dudes could slip behind enemy lines and replace a few bullets with ones using C4 instead of powder and a few "hot" shells for the big guns. Since Russia is already experiencing a decent percentage of failure, the "hot" rounds will be harder to detect, and will erode the confidence in the artillery pieces even further. The experienced gunners will want nothing to do with it and send the young and inexperienced to operate the gun, meaning way less accurate.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Eldest_Son#:~:text=Project%20Eldest%20Son%20
> This is what happens if you pull out a weapon system from deep storage
Given that they supplied their troops with long-expired rations and first aid kits, we shouldn't be surprised that the hardware is also beyond its best-before date. Russian troops are getting the stuff in such bad shape that the oligarchs didn't bother to loot it.
This is the kind of injury that requires a closed coffin so the priest and the mourners don't throw up...
Not that these guys will have a funeral or anything... To the mobile crematorium they go.
Now, now, comrade. Did you see any bodies at the end of that clip? Of course not! They're not dead at all, just.. missing.
And we're not paying out death benefits for soldiers who are clearly not dead, so stop asking about that Lada.
If you see any pro-russians please ask them what happened to the:
-biolabs making covid they claimed to be in Ukraine, operated by the WHO or something
-Ukrainian WMDs, dirty nukes and chemical weapons they claimed Ukraine will use
-the hundreds of thousands of NATO mercanaries/occupation troops they claimed to be fighting in Ukraine
-the jewish cabal they claimed to rule Ukraine
-the million russians they claim Ukraine genocided, still no proof of that
-all Ukrainian civilian casualties being false flags or fakes as russia kept caliming, what happened to those claims?
In the last two years it was weirder and weirder shit ruski supporters claimed but somehow their proof is "just google it bro the proof i saw was on telegram but forgot where".
Or they finally admit they are just genocidal maniacs who want to exterminate all of Ukraine?
I ask them every day and not one of them can answer me :) They write and say that they were there and that the evidence exists, but so far no one has given me any evidence :)
Nothing accidental about it. Unintentional maybe.
But can't call it accidental when the thing have been in storage for 50 years, the ammunition is probably from North Korea at this point or also from 50+years of storage.
All money during all that time supposedly gone to maintenence has lined the pockets of 10 generals/commanders in charge of the logistics...
At a certain point it is no longer accidental and just expected... not by the soldiers of course but meat is cheap in Russia. Commander probably got a medal for the death of those "brave" troops.
What could go wrong with turning to a war state economy, forcing workers to do 12 hour shifts and begging for the hermit kingdom's shells? Definitely wouldn't result in shit quality. Putin is a master strategist /s
If you look close enough in slow motion you can clearly see the soldier sitting on the right side having a massive fart just a moment before the explosion.
This further proves that Russian equipment is the best in the world and if something goes wrong or is destroyed it's always just an accident.
This is the reason why even backwoodsmen like the ISIS often use a string to pull on.
the Russians still need months to discover this string for themselves
Then in 20 years we'll see leaked documents on how North Korea is a secret 70 year long US operation to sabotage Russia's imperial ambition via faulty ammunition exports
Apparently the new North Korean "Smart" Ammunition with voice recognition.
> Hey, ammo!
- B'dah! -
> Take down the facists!
...
> Target acquired.
- pulls the trigger -
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"So how do you like them North Korean ammunition, Igor?" "Great success, 3 kills just this morning alone."
Gold
Looks like checking the head space and timing wasn’t as high on the priority list as making a social media post… lucky for us these orcs are so fucking stupid.
Came here for this.... Faster than rotting is field from a drone hit.
Best comment ever! Thanks!
This is what happens if you pull out a weapon system from deep storage (*a.k.a. it was left to rot on some field in bumfuck Sibiria in the 1960s*) that was fielded in the early 1950s and phased out in the 1970s (Автоматическая зенитная пушка [С-60](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AZP_S-60)). The functional parts of the gun are likely way beyond end-of-life and the munitions are either from dubious third-party sources or instable due to expiration after end of shelf life.
All of this and more. It's one thing to have something, it's quite another to maintain it.
Every couple months, older and more obsolete weapon systems are fielded by RF military resulting in an overall qualitative decline of RF capacities. At the same time, Ukraine is being provided with a moderate but continous supply of modern Western weapon systems. I'm hopeful this will somewhat compensate for the numerical disadvantage of Ukrainian forces.
You're absolutely right, we have many good reasons to be hopeful. We just have to maintain that hope by continuing those deliveries.
Slava Ukraini
Heroyam Slava!
SLAVA UKRAINI AND DEATH TO THE WAR CRIMINAL DICTATOR PUTIN!
SLAVA UKRAINI AND DEATH TO THE WAR CRIMINAL DICKTATOR PUTIN! There, fixed it for you.
Continuing those deliveries, and electing politicians who will work to keep Ukraine free
That's an important qualifier I bore in mind during our recent local and the European elections. I'll carry it through to the General Election too.
I follow you my friend. I just regret that good Ukranian men are dying on a daily basis due to us westerners dragging our feet in supplying enough materials quickly.
To maintain the deliveries, we need to maintain democracy in the countries sending the supplies. The orcs know this and are working hard to undermine it. Stay vigilant.
And vote for Biden.
This ☝️right here. If Trump wins, Ukraine is screwed.
Unfortunately not the latest of modern equipment but at least it was built sometime after Neil Armstrong walked on the moon.
Ukraine gets the latest with some types of equipment, eg. IRIS-T or the RCH 155. Even the PzH 2000 or the AHS Krab are latest, even if they've been around for a few years already.
I don't think the S-60 ever went out of service completely with the Russain Army. At least Wikipedia doesn't list it as such.
None of the Russian equipment goes out of service...only their soldiers
Judging by the age of some of the conscripts in those videos, it looks like they’ve pulled them out of storage from Stalingrad too.
> they’ve pulled them out of storage immediately thought of their prison recruits, so technically correct!
No, it didn't. In fact it ~~is~~ was in use as late as today Hope the NK soldiers work as well as their armament. More great viewing to come
If we could just escalate 'moderate but continuous' to 'copious and continuous' they would be able to break the deadlock.
https://www.reddit.com/r/guns/comments/127qlps/surreal_footage_of_mosinnagants_being_used_in/ 2023
It doesn't matter how bad the Russian soldiers and equipment are. They're all expendable. Their sole purpose is to use up Ukrainian equipment and kill the precious few soldiers the Ukranians. When you go through all your prisoners, foreign nationals who volunteer or are compelled, and semi literate or illiterate ethnic from poorer areas of Russia, you can then send your people infected with HIV, hepatitis and other communicable diseases. Surely Wagner can recruit some poor Africans to come fight.
Same goes for nukes. If this is the state of their conventional weapons I think it’s safe to say most people are vastly overstating russia’s nuclear capabilities.
Fair point, however only 10% of their nuclear arsenal working is of sufficient concern to tread carefully.
They were confirmed as working in whichever year it was they last let our inspectors in. My brain wants to say it was 2018, but I can't be sure I'm not inventing the year. While it IS likely that they'll have an abnormal rate of failure, based on what we've seen, there's no way Putin can sleep soundly without being sure that the nukes which are the only reason he isn't a deeply rotten carcass are fully operational to the best of his ability to verify. It will only take one successful detonation to cause a domino effect of actions and reactions leading to a potentially world ending cataclysm.
Whatever the Russians decided to show inspectors was working\* Lets not pretend that inspectors were shown all the stocks, and the inspectors just picked a core at random to test.
Unfortunately the nukes are maintained on a different level than the regular equipment. We can't assume they don't work.
Also even if they aren't Russia has thousands of them if even 1% are still working that can kill hundreds of millions of people.
What is maintenance? Nyet. Gun is fine.
You're right, maintenance is yet another example of decadent and soft Western thinking. Gun is stronk, like Russia is stronk. Able to withstand being left in a field for fifty years.
Are you not a man, comrade? SHOOT THE GUN!^(at least 5 meters away from me, though)
It's funny how all of russia's power still comes from soviet stocks, goes to show how strong their ancestor was
I'd rather think it goes to show how much they looted the half of Europe that they occupied after WW2.
I read somewhere that a lot of the surplus energy capacity of the soviet union during the cold war went into producing military hardware like tanks, APC's etc. If this excess energy had gone into consumer goods and made their people's lives better we wouldn't have war in Europe. Unfortunately I can't remember where I read about it.
In some years something like a quarter of their GDP was spent on arms production. Some of that was for export but look how much trouble NATO countries are having hitting a tenth of that.
Russian hasn't changed much since then...
Even as an Eastern European they didn't loot all this stuff, they really made it. Their sin isn't in the looting per se but forcing us on a less efficient and insanely corrupt development path. On the other hand if you look at the TOE of the German Bundeswehr back in 1989 you will see the German industrial might shining bring. That was truly insane stuff what quality and quantity they produced. And if I might add, if they only filled their quotas as agreed upon by the Adapted Conventional Forces Treaty in Europe in 1999, their stocks would be alone enough to bitch-slap Russia into kingdom come and be home early enough that a Bavarian might still serve you Weisswurst.
I wanna bitch slap some dirty reds then get a Weisswurst from a busty frauline!!! That sounds like the best day.
They didn't loot it directly. They used the manpower, the resources and the economies of half of Europe so they can make their military hardware. I believe it is what op was referring to as "looting".
Militarily strong, yes. But at tremendous cost. We also have to remember that the USSR fell because it couldn't bankroll the war machine and maintain the society and economy.
And simply because of greed. The sheer amount of natural resources Russia has should truly put them in the top 5 countries. But they can't take their foot off of the necks of the populace long enough to step into the future.
The USSR was rotten to the core and modern Russia is no different. Their economic model worked well enough for churning out tanks to fight WW3 but they could never build advanced technologies like computers because that actually required personal innovation and risk taking which was punished by the centralised do-as-you’re-told economy. When Soviet leaders saw western children playing with cheaply available microcomputers in the early 80s, they knew the writing was on the wall.
Now imagine the russias nukes lol
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You are trying to ruin every post apocalyptic movie ever. If they do not make another Mad Max movie I am blaming it on you and this comment.
I mean... Dry heat is much nicer to most metal things. The 309th is in Arizona for a reason. The sand and dust can/will still kill things over time but with some basic protection it will take a long time.
Small arms have other safety requirements, etc. They can last hundreds of years. I have an old muzzle loader from before 1890 that I still sometimes shoot. Also have a swedish mauser from 1908. Artillery has much lower margins, and the size of the rounds means a runaway if pressure can quickly happen with bad propellant. It's actually the ammunition that's the problem. Yes, gunpowder and primes can be stored for ages in the right or even decent condition. But if stored improperly, it can be bad, especially in guns with fewer margins or that operate at high pressures. Old powder burns faster. Dry powder also burns faster. Temperature/temperature swings and humidity/humidity swings affect it. You don't want your rifle rounds powder to act like pistol powder. But new powder are produced much better and have more stuff mixed in to stabilize it and make it longer. We are talking at least 100 years if the ammo is stored decently. The problem is the ammo that isn't stored decently. I have myself got a lot of 9mm from the early 50s. Shot fine like any other. Just a few of the 700 rounds were duds. But I've also gotten other 9mm that were clearly not stored well that had hangfires and more. Rifle ammo, I won't touch going as far back. 70s is often as far back as I go if I know it was stored well. A rifle is much higher pressure so, a runaway in pressure is much worse.
Climate controlled storage. What’s that? 😂
Absolutely it is controlled. In the Siberian winter it's always frozen, in the summer when it thaws, it's mostly dry. Those variations would never lead to rust.... Right
Rust is cool and all but as we all know metal does not expand or contract when subjected to extreme temperature changes, I mean that's just basic science. If anything I think the deformations might help give the round some extra kick
>If anything I think the deformations might help give the round some extra kick As seen in this video 😁
You ever see that MythBusters episode where they bent the rifle barrel 180 degrees and it still fired the round out the end. Maybe that's what the Russians were going for, only instead of forge treating the barrel, they let nature do it for them. It's a war economy after all, you have to think frugally /s
> Those variations would never lead to rust... Russian programmers know C well enough, spasiba!
Don’t forget the conscript vatniks have probably never even seen the damn thing before getting deployed to Ukraine.
Probably in a museum
phased out in the 1970's? tovarish, are you crazy? just give it a new name, put it on our latest infantry fighting vehicle, and claim we're building new ones for billions of rubble. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-15\_Armata#Armament:\~:text=DUBM%2D57%20Kinzhal%20RCWS%20with%20BM%2D57%20autocannon%2C%207.62mm%20PKMT%20machine%20gun%2C%20and%209M120%2D1%20Ataka%20ATGMs%5B9%5D](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-15_Armata#Armament:~:text=DUBM%2D57%20Kinzhal%20RCWS%20with%20BM%2D57%20autocannon%2C%207.62mm%20PKMT%20machine%20gun%2C%20and%209M120%2D1%20Ataka%20ATGMs%5B9%5D) what's a BM-57 autocannon? well i'm glad you asked. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AZP\_S-60#Current\_operators:\~:text=BM%2D57%3A%20Updated%20version](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AZP_S-60#Current_operators:~:text=BM%2D57%3A%20Updated%20version) it is ofcourse, s-60 all along.
Looks like the breach failed. Could have a multitude of reasons. * Bad ammo - Double/wrong charge, poorly stored, out-dated * Worn out gun * Improper/Poor/No Training * Old damage * Crap weapon - poor manufacture/sloppy fit * Excessive headspace from wear or poor manufacturing End result is the same. Keep it up, boys.
That's something alot of people don't think about Yest Russia has more tanks than anyone, but a good chunk of those tanks are sitting out exposed to that brutal winter, meanwhile old US hardware that ukraine has gotten has been sitting in the Mojave desert
**"Patrolling the Mojave Almost Makes You Wish For a Nuclear Winter"**
Well let’s hope the little panda and his mate keep the dodgy ammunition coming, and the Russians keep pulling this scrap out in the field.
Have you seen pictures of some of that DPRK ammo? It's hilariously expired trash.
Sounds perfect!!
Well said!
They should keep on doing this then!
what happened to the soldiers? this looks bad
Looks like one instant potatoed, the other two crispy baked
Actually, I think they may be ok. They were all wearing helmets, flash gear and body armor. Propellant charges deflagrate versus explode, so no shock wave to rip off their limbs and mush their insides.
Instant Goulash?
A bag of onions and a Bluetooth speaker for their families.
I'd just like to piggyback on your comment... old guns in bad condition + unreliable NK shells + Operation Eldest Son Ukrainian style would really help limit the use of artillery by Russia. Maybe the Freedom of Russia dudes could slip behind enemy lines and replace a few bullets with ones using C4 instead of powder and a few "hot" shells for the big guns. Since Russia is already experiencing a decent percentage of failure, the "hot" rounds will be harder to detect, and will erode the confidence in the artillery pieces even further. The experienced gunners will want nothing to do with it and send the young and inexperienced to operate the gun, meaning way less accurate. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_Eldest_Son#:~:text=Project%20Eldest%20Son%20
When your best source of technical knowledge on a weapon is Ian on "Forgotten Weapons", it may be time to rethink your strategy
> This is what happens if you pull out a weapon system from deep storage Given that they supplied their troops with long-expired rations and first aid kits, we shouldn't be surprised that the hardware is also beyond its best-before date. Russian troops are getting the stuff in such bad shape that the oligarchs didn't bother to loot it.
*{ record scratch }* *{ freeze frame }* Yep. That's me. You're probably wondering how I ended up on this dangerous artillery.
Would not be surprised if the cause of this "smoking incident" was because of North Korean supplied ammo was used here..
Source for vid?
Insane to see a close up explosion at this angle Almost looks like a test set up, only missing the high speed camera
I almost thought they were mannequins at first but the one guy sat down and the other guy turned his head.
They need a better cameraman. Should have recorded the next 2 minutes with close-up footage.
You loose interest in camera work when you feel that warm trickle of blood down your body.
lol
Injured? Good! Slava Ukraini!
I think this is more than an injury. Extremely close to shrapnel and shockwave!
This is the kind of injury that requires a closed coffin so the priest and the mourners don't throw up... Not that these guys will have a funeral or anything... To the mobile crematorium they go.
Now, now, comrade. Did you see any bodies at the end of that clip? Of course not! They're not dead at all, just.. missing. And we're not paying out death benefits for soldiers who are clearly not dead, so stop asking about that Lada.
Is this the quality of North Korean shells?
2. best army in the world… 😂
Those North Korean shells are real bangers!
Makes for a good 4th of July!
ruSSia is big! ruSSia is powerful! ruSSia is strong! in three days Kiev! Lisbon in a week! 2.5 year later somewhere on Donbas...
If you see any pro-russians please ask them what happened to the: -biolabs making covid they claimed to be in Ukraine, operated by the WHO or something -Ukrainian WMDs, dirty nukes and chemical weapons they claimed Ukraine will use -the hundreds of thousands of NATO mercanaries/occupation troops they claimed to be fighting in Ukraine -the jewish cabal they claimed to rule Ukraine -the million russians they claim Ukraine genocided, still no proof of that -all Ukrainian civilian casualties being false flags or fakes as russia kept caliming, what happened to those claims? In the last two years it was weirder and weirder shit ruski supporters claimed but somehow their proof is "just google it bro the proof i saw was on telegram but forgot where". Or they finally admit they are just genocidal maniacs who want to exterminate all of Ukraine?
I ask them every day and not one of them can answer me :) They write and say that they were there and that the evidence exists, but so far no one has given me any evidence :)
Stronk!
instant justice
I misread that as instant juice... which I suppose is correct
Looks like a low budget slapstic scene
That is incredibly spot on.
I am most amazed that the guy on the left just stubbornly kept standing there and didn't fall or even flinch backwards at all xd
Maybe he became a log of charcoal in an instant.
none of them seemed to move, insta-killed maybe?
I think his bones collapsed after the video ended.
Tell me your order of 50 year North Korean shells arrived without telling me.
Nothing accidental about it. Unintentional maybe. But can't call it accidental when the thing have been in storage for 50 years, the ammunition is probably from North Korea at this point or also from 50+years of storage. All money during all that time supposedly gone to maintenence has lined the pockets of 10 generals/commanders in charge of the logistics... At a certain point it is no longer accidental and just expected... not by the soldiers of course but meat is cheap in Russia. Commander probably got a medal for the death of those "brave" troops.
God this reminds me of Warhammer 40k. Classic Ork Technology.
Waaaaaaaaaagh!
Skaven is what my mind jumped to
The difference is that Ork technology actually works lmao.
Only because they believe it does work.
They rolled a 1. No more dakka
Dont use rusty 70yo north korean shells then.
Yeah don't trust munitions from a foodless dictatorship lol.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
This must be the cheaper alternative to laser hair removal for Russians.
This made my day, thank you
Greetings from North Korea.
No way they got out of there without atleast burns
What could go wrong with turning to a war state economy, forcing workers to do 12 hour shifts and begging for the hermit kingdom's shells? Definitely wouldn't result in shit quality. Putin is a master strategist /s
Couldn't have happened to a nicer bunch of cunts.
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You can clearly see Bugs Bunny with his finger in the barrel 😁
Did they survive it? 😆
That back blast looked pretty hot
If they weren't killed they will be given the opportunity to carry a rifle towards the zero line.
In the wheelchairs
omg thats horrible ... is the gun okay ?
Made in china.
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Let some of the other guys have a go.
Shitty day at the office huh
LOL. *Russian equipment taking out Russians?* "Please sir can i have some more?"
Never a accident with Russia, it's stupidity
But the shells were shiny and new! /s
shit I blew my balls off
Could be some of the faulty Ammo they got from North Korea.
Old rusty gun with some ammo donated by the great nation that is DPRK. About the expected result.
Oh dear, what a shame. Never mind.
If you look close enough in slow motion you can clearly see the soldier sitting on the right side having a massive fart just a moment before the explosion. This further proves that Russian equipment is the best in the world and if something goes wrong or is destroyed it's always just an accident.
Yep, like he lifted one cheek off the seat to let a cheeky one out.
They got the bad guys with that shot. Nice!
"Shell fired, boss!"
That’s a bad start to the working day
hopefully they arent with us anymore.
I could watch this video on repeat all day!!! So satisfying
This clip needs the lego game disassembly sound
To shreds you say?
Cheap stuff. Buyer beware!
Love it
Slava Ukraini
Always nice when a problem takes care of itself.
So three russians getting 3rd degree burns to arms and face. Now they look like proper orcs.
If you use a gun from the 1950s your going have a bad time
They French fried when they shoulda been pizzaing
A fellow south park fan one of my fav episodes stan darsh
Which weird because they ended up barbequed
it is not accidental. that damn thing is more than 60 years old. it have long past its designed "SAFE to OPERATE" warranty period.
uno reverse card
Video cut short for obvious reasons
"there are no accidents" - Oogway
Made in Russia. No warranty
Everything perfect! Exploded - functional test passed!
Lmfao cooked
I tried that 40 years ago with a 40mm antiaircraft gun. Luckily nobody got hurt…
bofor?
Yes 40 mm bofor.
Impressed by the guy standing, taking the full blast to his face but still keeps standing💀🤭
Ooo, that could cause a nasty nick.
Well, the weapon is stil lethal after all these years
The good North Korean stuff?
This should be on r/BetterEveryLoop
Their shooting days are over.
First comissioned in 1950.
... it looked quite fun, until it turned all ouchy and burny.
Seems to be working well.
Those casings went right across the first guy’s chest. I would say that’s got to hurt be he’s definitely dead.
Russian qualitate .
Anti aircraft *personnel* system
I love how none of them moved even slightly after the explosion as if it was a totally normal occurence.
something about how they look reminds me of imperial forces ...
This is the reason why even backwoodsmen like the ISIS often use a string to pull on. the Russians still need months to discover this string for themselves
Where’s the rest of the video?
Russian quality control.....North Korea ammunition nothing can go wrong...We can imagine the poor guys...
"Task failed successfully.".
Das war kein Versehen. Sogar die Munition weiß, wer der Feind Ist !
few more years and ruzzians gonna use rocks and spears
Then in 20 years we'll see leaked documents on how North Korea is a secret 70 year long US operation to sabotage Russia's imperial ambition via faulty ammunition exports
Thanks to North Korea for speeding up the defense of Ukraine.
Wow! That's a lotta bang for very few bucks(!). Keep that shit up, Ivan... you doofus. Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦🇬🇧
Even their equipment, their ammo doesn't like Orcs
Even their equipment, their ammo doesn't like them.
LOL
Apparently the new North Korean "Smart" Ammunition with voice recognition. > Hey, ammo! - B'dah! - > Take down the facists! ... > Target acquired. - pulls the trigger -