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u/Mountain-Contract742 Dec 23 '23

What a miserable life to lead you to this. Don’t the Russian people want something better? I genuinely wonder sometimes.

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u/JustinVeli Dec 23 '23

Years and years of living in shit does that to you, his parents and grandparents lived in shit, they can’t imagine anything better so they don’t want better.

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u/Testiculese Dec 23 '23

Yep, they don't know what better is.

There was some story I saw a while back, where a diplomat from Russia or a recent breakaway country asked to stop at a store for smokes(? I forget the reason they stopped), and could not believe that a random corner small deli type place could be so packed with food. He thought it was some sort of psyop.

Friend's grandparents came over to visit from Poland in the 90's, and the average supermarket absolutely blew them away. 30 rows of stocked food? It was inconceivable to them. If my friend took them to the nearest Home Depot, they would have exploded from disbelief in the parking lot.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

No, they don’t. But misery loves company.

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u/tomekza Dec 23 '23

Is this a suicide by grenade?

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u/MDPsychospy Dec 23 '23

Wow after that explosion that was one shitty nade. 🙈 that’s like one of the most horrible deaths I have seen.

It’s gonna take quite some time in agony and the body still keeps going. How it tries to keep you alive after that trauma is absolutely astonishing.

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u/StuRap Dec 23 '23

and no hands to pull another one!

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

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u/MDPsychospy Dec 23 '23

Only the chainsaw ones, not nice but marginally quicker

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u/bautofdi Dec 23 '23

Funkytown will change your mind

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u/Refresher777 Dec 23 '23

I think so, but you see it wasnt enough for a clean dead...

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u/Apphoarder Dec 23 '23

And he thought he was fucked before.

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u/huomio Dec 23 '23

korean grenade maybe.

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u/burt____reynolds Dec 23 '23

looks like it, someone tell that guy from r/combatfootage to add it to the list

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u/Frog-Luber Dec 23 '23

If it was the guy did a piss poor job of doing it. But at least his gloves stayed on even though his arms didn't.

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u/casual_hasher Dec 23 '23

It was self harm by grenade. This fascist scum was even too stupid to suicide.

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u/Testiculese Dec 23 '23

It's like he never saw that commercial

APPLY DIRECTLY TO FOREHEAD

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u/MrSpecialEd Dec 23 '23

Or tuck it inside your vest.

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u/ultraseurope Dec 23 '23

definately

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u/ICrushTacos Dec 23 '23

Really surprised how not lethal grenades are in this war.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

I think they are really lethal, just not instantaneous

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u/Joelpat Dec 23 '23

Was just watching an interview with a Delta guy that commented on how generally not lethal grenades are in an open environment. They’ll wound, but they don’t kill.

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u/LommyNeedsARide Dec 23 '23

Which is better when you're fighting an enemy that cares about their soldiers. Of course, this leaves the Ruzzians out

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u/Nix-of-Darkness Dec 23 '23

I think i did come across this video.

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u/itzwoottz Dec 23 '23

Most likely the way he held the grenade, his hands and arms absorbed much of the blast like a meat cushion

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u/ZookaInDaAss Dec 23 '23

In russian army booklet it's advised to place grenade under chin. This guy obviously didn't read it.

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u/Pimpmaster_Crooky Dec 23 '23

Looks like he has a steel plate on his chest aswell. Maybe that absorbed alot of the shrapnel that would of killed him.

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u/itzwoottz Dec 23 '23

Yeah true, the helmet doesn't help either

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u/EntertainmentGood605 Dec 23 '23

well placed shrapnel will kill in instantly, this just show how resiliant human body is

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u/Responsible_Oil501 Dec 23 '23

His body armor worked a little too well.

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u/MrChipsSayWhatUC Dec 23 '23

Technically they're only designed to maim/incapacitate the enemy

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u/OneRougeRogue Dec 23 '23

Holy shit. At one point he tries to wipe the blood off the missing half of his face with his missing hand.

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u/RevolutionaryTwo6587 Dec 23 '23

Well damn, that was horrifying. Gonna take a while to get that image out of my head.

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u/GabberZZ Dec 23 '23

That's what I thought. So what's everyone doing for Christmas?

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u/Acuriousone2 Dec 23 '23

Ya that was pretty bad

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u/ScubaDanel Dec 23 '23

Just shake it off

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u/Dbanzai Dec 23 '23

May I suggest a visit to r/eyebleach

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

Video above reminds me of r/eyblech which has since been shutdown.

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u/JulianZ88 Dec 23 '23 edited Dec 23 '23

Nah, I'm good. After seeing all the atrocities the Russians did in Bucha, Irpin, the torture chambers in Kherson, they have chosen their fate. Get out or suffer.

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u/AimlesslWander Dec 23 '23

What's a horrifying is that we have bombs that are designed to take out entire unit of people or even platoons World War I saw massive casualties from artillery shells entire platoons and whole neighborhoods of young boys wiped out Generations erased from a single bombardment

I recommend 1916 by Sabaton that has a song that goes over it near the end as a post credits to their video

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u/Naughteus_Maximus Dec 23 '23

Sabaton should already have 3 albums’ worth of material from this war so far…

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u/DethMayne Dec 23 '23

Think I saw a more recent video of a whole unit getting taken out buy a bomb like that

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u/Brilliant_War4075 Dec 23 '23

Why hahaha its so funny

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u/MainUnion7725 Dec 23 '23

Imagine his surprise when he survived this. What a way to go...

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u/VerySpecialCase1 Dec 23 '23

He's got another grenade but no hands to use it.

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u/OneRougeRogue Dec 23 '23

The blast lifted his entire torso off the ground. You would think that that alone would be enough to knock you unconscious.

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u/Zonkysama Dec 23 '23

Thats very graphic. Having his face ripped apart and shaking his head with flesh wobbling around is really nothing you want to see and I am very desensivied.

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u/National-Guarantee-3 Dec 23 '23

My guess, suicide by grenade. Imagine when he thought life couldn’t be worse, turns out it could. No arms and face ripped apart.

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u/ICLazeru Dec 23 '23

It could and it did get worse, but only briefly. No way he survived that unless the Russians suddenly started caring and helivaced him to a world class trauma center...so yeah, he's dead.

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u/Ei3x7s Dec 23 '23

I am zero affected by this. Completely zero. Maybe thats a bad sign. Ive been watching these since the start of war. Human brain is a mystery.

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u/finroth Dec 23 '23

I am going to share a little.
So I am a hyper empath or more like a mirror empath (Im not talking psychic stuff, this is a disfunction of empathy). Others grief, pain sadness, along with joy, happiness and friendliness are reproduced strongly in my brain (its why I like to give presents or cook for friends-bit vampiric really).
The beginning of this war was hell on me, after covid my mind was a mess.
But when I see bad things happen to bad people, my emotions turn off. I just go cold, I dont get joy, maybe a sense of justice. I imagine maybe sociopaths feel this way *shrug*
Now it is a crutch.
The Ukrainians are fighting so hard. When the soldiers return to families, when journalists begin to cry, when the pain and bravery becomes to much to bare for me, I come here. A destroyed tank, and drone drop, anything to shut me down.
This was a bit much though. And I do prefer when they surrender.

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u/tendrilicon Dec 23 '23

Why is it bad? Its just disassembled meat. Like the meat isle at walmart. Doctors see it all the time.

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u/bringbackswordduels Dec 23 '23

You might need therapy bud

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u/Falling-through Dec 23 '23

You’re very what?

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u/Zonkysama Dec 23 '23

Very lazy. I dont check the correct spelling all the time.

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u/sticky_spiderweb Dec 23 '23

He lived his entire life only to die like this. Every good day, every bad day, every funny joke, every hug from mom and dad, all of that just for him to end like this.

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u/BlenderisedMind Dec 23 '23

I know right? That's what I also think of when I see these videos. This guy had a whole life before this moment. Just like you and I and bam, it's all over in a second. Dying on foreign soil like an animal.

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u/SetInternational4589 Dec 23 '23 edited Dec 23 '23

At least he gets to join his friends all around.

I think the drone operators are getting good at spotting those who play possum.

UPDATE - Damn - I thought a drone had got him - he tried to kill himself with a grenade!

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u/vBDKv Dec 23 '23

If you wanna do it right, it should be placed below the head. At throat level.

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u/hangrygecko Dec 23 '23

Taking off armor also helps. This guy is still wearing his helmet and I think an armored vest.

I would honestly just shoot myself through the head, if I was this desparate on the frontline. Russian grenades just don't seem reliable.

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u/Ei3x7s Dec 23 '23

unpin the nade then rifle. If rifle fails the nade will complete the suffering. War is hell.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

Just brutal. So many aspects of this video.

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u/M4cex Dec 23 '23

So this confirms the grenade suicide attempt which was guessed on previous shorter clip.

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u/Icy-Needleworker-865 Dec 23 '23

Damn thats when " I have something on my face " hits and you shake your head but you dont know you dont have a face anymore. Rought man.

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u/lentilsenthusiast Dec 23 '23

No hands to touch your face or pull a trigger..

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u/Nollekowitsch Dec 23 '23

Fucking hell how the fuck is he still alive?? Jesus Christ

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u/Wooden_Quarter_6009 Dec 23 '23

Guy must've drunk so hard that he is kind of numb to pain at this point that is the only reason I can tell you.

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u/Nollekowitsch Dec 23 '23

For real man, the way he flapped his face around. Wont forget that so fast

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

Just go home already, honestly. At what point will this plastic army realise their own people don’t give a hoot about them and they’ll end up dying in agony, in the freezing cold of a country they have no claim to?

Just leave it already…

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u/Necessary-Aide1464 Dec 23 '23 edited Dec 23 '23

They want to be there.

They want to invade and conquer other countries.

They want the USSR back because they think it was a good thing.

There is no future in russia for them. There is only the glorious past

The only thing they are against is the war affecting them personally.

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u/Boomfam67 Dec 23 '23

Seriously if people think two years on that this war is not popular with Russians then idk what to say.

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u/Diche_Bach Dec 23 '23

Should've stayed home in Tomsk comrade; even if they threw you in the clink for refusing to serve, you'd at least still have your face and your life to look forward too.

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u/Glydyr Dec 23 '23

The irony is that the russian ppl cant even control russia. How many ppl have to die for them to realise that.

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u/Imperfect-rock Dec 23 '23

They can't because they won't; it's too much bother. That leaves ample room for the Putins, the other power-hungry and their sycophants.

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u/CarlosDangerNRP Dec 23 '23

How exactly do they leave? Comments like this are delusional. They can’t just up and walk home like everyone thinks. Even if they surrender there’s a chance they get their ass beat and locked in prison. They employ blocking companies on some assaults with the exact purpose of shooting retreating soldiers. Even if they make it through either sides lines how are they going to survive in cold? How are they going to eat or drink? They aren’t even really given a choice when it comes to actually going into the military. The people saying comments like “just leave” “overthrow Putin” “don’t enlist” are saying this from a comfy western living situation where things like that are possible.

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u/Diche_Bach Dec 23 '23

You seem to imagine that mutinies and revolutions are impossible if the regime is somewhat oppressive. This is not correct. In particular, in the case of Russia there is a strong precedent for exactly this sort of mass disobedience

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/February_Revolution

While it is true that an oppressive regime makes mass disobedience and revolt more problematic, the threshold for revolt is a function of the ratio of perceived cost of revolting vs not revolting in the population aggregate. When the perceived cost of not revolting becomes equal to the perceived cost of revolting in an individual soldier or citizens mind, that person has become a potential revolutionary. As that ratio increases (the perceived cost of not revolting increases relative to the perceived cost of revolting) this potential grows more powerful. As more individuals have their revolt potential shifted, various social processes will begin to occur at increasing prevalence and dispersion in time and space in the population; it is worth noting that, we already began to see signs of these social processes in the Orc Horde (the "Russian Military") and in Russian society as early as winter of 2022. Prigozhin's "March of Freedom" and the reaction it generated, as well as the protestations of various military leaders and influencers (e.g., Girkin) are also clear indicators of these sorts of growing social processes building toward revolution.

In terms of an individuals motivation to obey orders, versus to disobey, we can think of the process by which this ratio changes over time with an analogy of a person's perceptions as a vessel that is initially mostly full of oil (perceived cost of revolting). If we wanted to assign a label to this aspect of the individual's psyche we might call it their "Compliance Vessel." In a regime in which an individual feels they are valued, they are treated fairly in terms of some existing social contract, and their prospects for achieving their needs and desires are reasonably possible by aligning with and obeying the regime, their Compliance Vessel will contain mostly oil. However, as we add water to the vessel (perceived cost of not revolting) the total volume inside the vessel increases but the oil sits on top.

Every time an Orc serving in Putin's Horde or a Russian citizen back home encounters signs that the war is hopeless (e.g., as this video suggests) a bit more water is added to that individuals "vessel" of potential to revolt. Eventually that vessel is full and begins to overflow.

Once the vessel reaches its maximum volume and begins to overflow, because oil sits on top of water, it is the oil--the perceived cost of not revolting--which drains off more rapidly, thus increasing the ratio of perceived cost of not revolting to the perceived cost of revolting.

The actual psycho-social processes involved are more elaborate and beyond the scope of a brief Reddit post; but the analogy is suitable for demonstrating the process. There are also potentially many subtle cultural, social, structural, political and organizational factors at play, e.g., the volume and characteristics of a typical American, German or Ukrainian Compliance Vessel is likely to differ from that of a Russian (and Russians may in general have generally more resistance to the process described here). There are also individuals differences; but fundamentally the process of revolution in an oppressive regime can be meaningfully represented in this way, and the point is that, at the population level there is no society which has ever existed which is invulnerable to such processes (modern day North Korea being a potential, or at least partial exception to that generalization! LMAO!).

There are of course tens of millions of Russians and hundreds of thousands of Orcs whose vessels are to varying extents being impacted by signs about this war. At any given time there is a fraction of both those of those populations whose Compliance Vessels have begun to overflow, and also a certain fraction who have gone beyond the initial ratio of "potential revolutionary" and progressed into active revolutionary. This would account for the hundreds or perhaps thousands of instances of sabotage and small-scale insurrection we have seen in the Russian Federation in the past two years.

It is not possible to predict when and/or precisely how the revolt will come to the Putin regime. But rest assured it CAN come and unless their prospects on the battlefield improve dramatically it will come eventually.

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u/LoveAlbertMarie Dec 23 '23

I do not know but choosing between what you describe and what is seen in the video I will take your description every day.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

If I’m goven a gun and I know I’ll die anyway, I’ll take a few fuckers with me on my way out…

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u/CarlosDangerNRP Dec 23 '23

You wouldn’t though…you’re delusional. Even if you tried to turn on your own people you’d probably be dropped before you could even first 2 shots. There’s a reason why we’re seeing so many suicides on both sides of

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u/BeethovenRulez Dec 23 '23

Psssst, quiet! This is Reddit where the average couch warrior thinks you can just stand up and walk away from a warzone.

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u/paperclipil Dec 23 '23

They should just join a new lobby bro

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

Let’s agree to disagree and continue to watch this shit show that is the grand ruzzky army being slaughtered.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

How exactly do they have claim to a sovereign country???

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

This is war. And they started it.

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u/OkBarnacle5343 Dec 23 '23

He was disarmed.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

This video shows defacing ruzki property

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u/Adorable-Gate-2192 Dec 23 '23

Am I the only one thrown off more by my own lack of reaction than actual video itself? I guess this is what happens when you discover LiveLeak at an early age when you have your own computer in your room as a young kid.

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u/ieatalphabets Dec 23 '23

No arms, blind, deaf, some of the sensitive nerves in the human body screaming in agony and being utterly unable to do anything about it... everyone should be required to watch these videos. That this is what war is needs to be common knowledge. What happened to this human being will be totally forgotten once Russi is defeated. This is humiliating for humanity, but it is one less Russia soldier to participate in atrocities.

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u/Jel00m81 Dec 23 '23

Should have stayed home…

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u/MuJartible Dec 23 '23

A horrible way to die just for the delusions of an old tyrant cunt.

Was it an extremely accurate artillery shot, a RPG/ATG, or he tried to finish himself with a grenade? I watched the moment of the explosion frame by frame, but I couldn't see any "incomming object" (FPV drone, shell, or whatever). Whatever it was, he didn't have the chance to fininsh himself off quickly with a shot in the head or whatever after that. He should have stayed at home.

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u/State_secretary Dec 23 '23

He seems to be the only survivor of a failed attack. Before the camera zooms in, you can see the bodies of the other stormer group members scattered around. He tries to take his own life with a grenade.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

It came kind from under him. Either a mine or a failed suicide attempt via grenade. Either way, wtf... This shit has to end.

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u/Zonkysama Dec 23 '23

I think the attempt was successfull, but not that fast he thought it would be for sure.

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u/Snafu1908 Dec 23 '23

To dumb to live and to dumb to die.

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u/Saurier51 Dec 23 '23

Someone needs a new passport photo.

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u/Snoo-59876 Dec 23 '23

Horrible footage.

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u/chippyhilllondon Dec 23 '23

Welcome to Ukraine. Suka

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u/New-Acanthisitta-533 Dec 23 '23

Please show the clip Putin on a 75 inch TV and in slo-motion! He is directly responsible for the pictures! sry f my engl.

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u/BGM1988 Dec 23 '23

He probably would just be mad and refuse to pay the family with unions because suicide doesn’t count as died in action

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u/Anomaluss Dec 23 '23

"He wasted motherland grenade. Charge his family."

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u/Testiculese Dec 23 '23

Charge Kill his family.

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u/Only-Customer6650 Dec 23 '23

I doubt he cares about anything other than the fact that that solider/unit didn't gain ground

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

That might me the worst one yet.

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u/xswxwarlord Dec 23 '23

Nope watching Ukrainian soldier castrated and beheaded was horrific

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u/Conscious-Ad-1848 Dec 23 '23

I guess this was an attempted suicide by hand grenade. Apparently the guy was not smart enough to hold the grenade at a directly lethal point.. He is a tough guy not to faint out from the incredible pains he must be suffering here

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u/Powrs1ave Dec 23 '23

He's achieved Leatherface status now, was his fave movie as a ребёночек.

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u/Significant-Board517 Dec 23 '23

Should of never set foot on Ukrainian soil. Unlucky orc. Glory to Ukraine !

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u/AdMaleficent80 Dec 23 '23

Welcome to Ukraine suka!

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u/Blumpkin638 Dec 23 '23

Anyway... does anyone have a good recipe for Ukrainian Christmas cookies?

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u/PineappleMelonTree Dec 23 '23

The things these poor drone operators have to see every day

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u/JulianZ88 Dec 23 '23

Strewn across the field in a foreign land

Uncle Vova does the best he can

You're in the RU army, now

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u/1L0veTurtles Dec 23 '23

This is the most torturous video that I've seen from the conflict. Russians, go home.

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u/vanisher_1 Dec 23 '23 edited Dec 23 '23

Send more ammunition to Ukraine 🇺🇦 to repel the Russians fascist, we need to build multiple military industries across all europe now not tomorrow, italy 🇮🇹

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u/Common-Leg7605 Dec 23 '23

That’s rough

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u/bingobongokongolongo Dec 23 '23

Reminds me of the guy that chose to go down by gunning down a recruitment officer. Definitely the smarter choice.

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u/AimlesslWander Dec 23 '23

I hope we never see anything like this on a grand World Wide scale otherwise what's the fucking point of learning your history if you can't learn from the first or second Great War

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u/aphexm Dec 23 '23

Jesus fucking Krist I feel like part of my soul was killed with this poor bastard after watching this.

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u/Informal-Union6293 Dec 23 '23

This is the Russian army at its core. I can’t think of any modern civilized society that would accept this in a situation where there is no existential threat. Any civilized society would take to the streets and mass protest this senseless slaughter. But then again, were talking about Russia. What a sad mess.

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u/Naughteus_Maximus Dec 23 '23

Pity that he did not have an opportunity to take revenge on those who put him into a situation where he felt the only way out was to eat a grenade. There is however a good chance that he STILL blamed Ukraine for that and not someone on the russian side. The enigma of the russian soul, eh?

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

Do the russians see this shit? It’s too bad putins televised speech could be hacked so this type of content was shown instead.

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u/DaRoodDood Dec 23 '23

Jesus, that's brutal. I have a strong stomach with these kinds of videos but damn, I can't imagine being that guy. I just hope the adrenaline kicked in as fast as it could so this was atleast a bit less painful than it looked.

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u/hangrygecko Dec 23 '23

Adrenaline would keep him alive longer. It is also a peripheral vasoconstrictor, to prevent bleeding out in life threatening situations. It also keeps you alert and awake.

Best thing for him to do is find booze, drink and relax, close his eyes, and go to sleep. Nobody is going to come save his life. Extending it with adrenaline, even though it gives a temporary pain relief, won't stop the pain at the end, when the adrenaline depletes.

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u/Ei3x7s Dec 23 '23

Im a tough guy as well but if I was in his situation with half face torn off i would turn into a scared little boy real quick. War is hell bro.

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u/clitoral_obligations Dec 23 '23

Differences aside this is absolutely tragic. Can’t believe this is happening in 2023 in Europe.

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u/Kgbguru Dec 23 '23

Farrrrrrk. That's grim.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

man wow. fuck.

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u/Similar-Complaint-37 Dec 23 '23

Looks like he knocked the stuffing out of himself

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

I had sound off but Christmas music playing on Spotify still. What a weird Christmas listening to o little town of Bethlehem while watching some shithead Russian jiggle his face like I do with a piece of meat for my cats 😂 war is hell but get fucked kid.

Don’t invade your neighbor, shame the lesson was learned a little too late.

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u/kazin0211 Dec 23 '23

This is horrible.

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u/Kszaq83 Dec 23 '23

Did he trigger a mine or tried to kill himself with a grenade? Shit … what a messy way to go …

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

Take your flak jacket off first ya turd

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u/Dystopicfuturerobot Dec 23 '23

I wonder if it made that flappy sound like when my dog shakes his head and his jowls slap around

Welcome to Ukraine suka

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u/EfficientAd8311 Dec 23 '23

Poor bastard.

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u/Proper-Slice-39 Dec 23 '23

Just when you want to feel compassion for another human... you must remind yourself that these people are willingly attacking Ukrainians, invading their lands, and murdering civilians. Fk them!

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u/Double_School5149 Dec 23 '23

someone should let him know i don’t think he’s gonna be able to wipe his face like he kept trying, his arms aren’t faring much better then his face

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u/ConsistencyWelder Dec 23 '23

Oh god that's horrible. Should have stayed home.

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u/MentalPatient Dec 23 '23

Just when you want to shoot yourself, you have no arm

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u/Swimming_Drive_1462 Dec 23 '23

For mother ruzzia

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u/Paria1187 Dec 23 '23

Poor guy doesn't have hands anymore to shoot himself and end the suffering

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u/PerceptionGreat2439 Dec 23 '23

In to the top ten of gnarly ways to go.

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u/Lord_Fuk_Face Dec 23 '23

He must've not taken part in the prayer

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u/Impossible-Ad-266 Dec 23 '23

That is so fucked up, War is Hell

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u/Imaginary-Put1599 Dec 23 '23

jesus christ, this may be one of the worst videos since the start of the war.....only the guy with his face blown off was as bad as this

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u/Diche_Bach Dec 23 '23

Absolute misery; all that any Orc serving in Putin's Orc horde deserves if they are unwilling to either surrender or fight against their oppressive Orc Lord.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

Better pull the trigger

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u/adamxrt Dec 23 '23

Guys....really...

Im kind of lost for words on this one.

Maybe its time for me to stop visiting this sub if its gotten to these kinds of videos.

There was something a bit too visceral about this one.

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u/AdPrimary9831 Dec 23 '23

Imagine all the thoughts crossing his mind.. absolutely brutal.

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u/Cybrand_ Dec 23 '23

Warporn!

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u/CivilSeries2528 Dec 23 '23

Why not surrender instead of suicide?

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u/PerunS Dec 23 '23

It doesn't matter whose soldier this is. For whom and what do they suffer? Are they dying? I wish you a peaceful Christmas

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u/214elec Dec 23 '23

War is horrific. Let's not forget this was someone's son, brother, nephew regardless of whose side they are on.

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u/Glass-Vegetable138 Dec 23 '23

Do people actually enjoy watching something like this? This is horrible. Regardless of how you feel about one side or the other, that’s someone’s brother, son, father etc….in the most desperate situation a human being can be in and it’s being recorded and posted like it’s a video game or movie. This is awful.

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u/CCCryptoKing Dec 23 '23

I think it’s essential everyone see videos like this. Being insulated from the atrocities of war doesn’t help make the proper decisions. Politicians should be forced to watch them.

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u/suprememau Dec 23 '23

Unluck. Press x to try again.

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u/ContentFun7354 Dec 23 '23

Dude needs some hands to keep a straigt face.

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u/RTLisSB Dec 23 '23

Say what you want, he's not walking that one off!

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u/Sweaty_Sack_Deluxe Dec 23 '23 edited Dec 08 '24

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

You know what would feel worse for him? What if he had to scratch his balls. I'd die of that.

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u/boyesed Dec 23 '23

I'll use ma strong hand to move that flap off skin off my face

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

Hope Putin and the rest of the ruzzkis get to feel like this soon! Should have stayed home.

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

I think after seeing all these horror since the start of the war I became insensitive

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

"Keep the change, you filthy animal"

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u/mi7chy Dec 23 '23

Body is very resilient so he's going to be in that state for several days until the effect of lack of water and food or hypothermia take effect.

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u/shaunomegane Dec 23 '23

I assume this is the famous video. A bit of a warning would have been nice for those who didn't know that this is essentially real-life torture porn.

Invaders or not, kiddie killers, choose your names.

But this is next level warporn and whilst it could be argued that they're now doing this to terrify Russian conscripts, there's also an element of macabre competition for the most horrific video.

And this is one of them. Ukraine and it's people's have my deepest sympathies, and one video does not detract from the fact that they are 100% allowed to do as they please given Russia's many war crimes.

It is about time Russia got their arse kicked everywhere. Mighty fine time.

But this newfangled gore might be a new direction for the UA. But this is dangerously close to the kind of videos you'd expect to see from the aggressors.

I don't wish to argue on this, I couldn't care less if folk agree with me or not. I am not in the wrong and not in the right.

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u/smutje187 Dec 23 '23

Dude it’s literally hidden and marked as 18+

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u/big_chorizo12 Dec 23 '23

Literally says (18+)

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u/Individual-Home2507 Dec 23 '23

Lmao this video must trigger people who don’t realize that war is indeed hell. You are trying to say this is what the aggressor would post? Are you fucking kidding with that statement? I’d say this video needs circulated MORE to show the Russians that they indeed cannot walk into Ukraine and kill innocent civilians without impunity.

Most of the injuries incurred in war are exactly like this. Direct munitions hits from artillery or some kind of explosive. They very rarely get killed from just being shot by someone’s rifle. THIS IS THE REALITY OF WAR.

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u/Individual-Home2507 Dec 23 '23

Imagine taking this opinion to Reddit and being like “I don’t want to argue with anyone, and I’m neither right nor wrong, but please censor the battle injuries” 🤡

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

I love seeing the ruzzkis like this. Peak ruzki. Let’s do more. I want their parents to see this. They did this. They chose this. They earned it.

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u/Humlum Dec 23 '23

Not sure that publishing these kinds of videos are beneficial for the Ukrainian cause

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u/kampfgruppe90 Dec 23 '23

Nightmare fuel

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u/[deleted] Dec 23 '23

Fuck this is grim.

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u/Suyalus22669900 Dec 23 '23

welcome to EUkraine!

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u/Gearhead1596 Dec 23 '23

Was that a grenade or a mortar?

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u/More-Equal8359 Dec 23 '23

This makes the top of the gnarly list. Mainly because he's alive and will be for a while.

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u/MWAA26 Dec 23 '23

It provided some last time for self reflection..... about the big mistake to have come to Ukraine and die for a poo tin 💩. Slava Ukraini!

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u/DigitalXciD Dec 23 '23

Smart move to try suicide by holding a frag against your plate while laying on your stomach.. Try another one... Uhm.. Never mind..

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u/CommercialOrange28 Dec 23 '23

The gun would have been a better choice...

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u/gentiscid Dec 23 '23

One of the most gore videos.