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I didn't watch any gory war videos.
I did hear of one where Ukrainian troups were retaking some village and a russian soldier had locked himself in an outhouse.

The Ukrainians mannaged to force open the outhouse, pulledout the Russian soldier and shot him there.

I don't think people will understand how hellish war is until they find themselves surrounded by it.

>>15137

I mean it's not really gory it's more just the pure rawness of it.

I'm not going to link to it, but I will explain the video.

Its just two guys who run into one another both of them on different sides, both without guns or backup with nobody else around all on their own in a dirty, muddy wasteland. The footage being filmed via a chest mounted go pro. For a whole 15 minutes they struggle to beat one another, rolling around, stabbing each other over and over until the one with the gopro is clearly too tired and is covered in his own blood to carry on and is clearly slowly passing away from blood loss.

At this point the dying gopro solider speaks to the Russian solider. The following conversation happens before the end, translated into English.

Ukrainian: This is it, this is the end. Goodbye mother
Ukrainian: You cut me good, let me catch my breath
Ukrainian: Let me die in peace, please go, don't finish me off let me die on my own
Russian: Ok
Ukrainian: You were better than me, you are the better warrior. You were better.
Russian: Goodbye brother


It's crazy to think that in the thousands of years of human warfare there have probably been countless personal fights and conflicts between two men just like this.. It's just this was recorded

>>15136
>>15138

I already saw it years ago - don't need to see it again.

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9qErRFYVX64

For fuck's sake, please nobody either directly link or directly post images, videos, and the rest of bloody violence on this website.

Such material doesn't belong on this website.

>>15140

There's a reason I've not posted it and have simply posted a translation instead

My great-great-uncle lied about his age to go fight the Nazis in France. Two days in he got shot by a sniper and died. Presumably he never even saw combat.

A lot of people die like that in modern warfare. They get blown up or shot somewhere vital and that's it. Taking a human life, robbing two parents of their child, is really too simple.

So honestly? On the face of it, it's just another state-sanctioned murder. But going down staking one's life on a personal test of strength, skill and determination is a far better death than most get. You might still die in the end, but you'll die having forced your killer to look you in the eyes and respect you as a fellow warrior.

Maybe the guy is rolling in his grave reading this post from a person on their PC posting an anime cheerleader, but I'm just trying to see the good in the situation.

>>15136
I honestly hate living in a world in which "Human Safaris!" are a normal, natural thing, with regular civilians living their ordinary lives being intentionally killed by military aircraft.

At the same time, well, I'm positive that this is going to get much, much worse given that less and less governments across Earth care about protecting civilians in wartime, especially when it comes to disabled and elderly people who might be perceived as of less ethical worth than others.

Note: this video does not include clips of the actual "hunting" involved by Russian aircraft and anything related to that. In American terms, it would be something like a 'PG' or 'PG-13' video.

>>15140
>>15141
Yes. That individual, Passionate Lion, is thinking correctly and is right.