Ukraine Invasion - Please do not post videos showing attacks/similar

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Deliberately target civilians, is there actually a source for that? How are you coming to this conclusions? Civilians die in war, Britain and the US have both killed countless civilians in the past 20 years, why do you think Putin has done it deliberately?

Russia have shown restraint in terms of not escalating the conflict with NATO, they haven't used battlefield tactical nuclear weapons, in that sense they've shown restraint. Both sides (NATO and Russia) haven't fired on each other.

Come on then troll, lets see your excuses for the latest Russian terrorist attack.
 
This is the Challenger in the video the other day I think

It looks to be given the position of the other vehicles - however that wasn't the hit which disabled it - the fighting has obviously moved on at that point and there is no activity with the other vehicles obviously already destroyed.

EDIT: Also no reason for any extended burning time to be related to DU rounds - "Small pieces may ignite in a fire and burn, but tests have shown that large pieces, like the penetrators used in anti-tank weapons, or in aircraft balance weights, will not normally ignite in a fire.". (They will ignite under extreme heat and pressure but won't sustain that themselves).

EDIT2: I'd go as far as to say that was a subsequent hit with a Lancet or similar for PR purposes long after the tank was destroyed and burnt out.
 
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It looks to be given the position of the other vehicles - however that wasn't the hit which disabled it - the fighting has obviously moved on at that point and there is no activity with the other vehicles obviously already destroyed.

EDIT: Also no reason for any extended burning time to be related to DU rounds - "Small pieces may ignite in a fire and burn, but tests have shown that large pieces, like the penetrators used in anti-tank weapons, or in aircraft balance weights, will not normally ignite in a fire.". (They will ignite under extreme heat and pressure but won't sustain that themselves).
I suspect the main reason it'd burn for a long time is that there is a lot of oil, fuel, and things like wiring in it (as much as possible designed specifically to not burn easily) and a lot of that won't burn off quickly due to lack of oxygen near where the "combustible material" is but will keep going for a long time.

IIRC in the Gulf War you could see some of the Iraqi tranks burning for a couple of days and they didn't have DU rounds.
 
Ironic that Roar87 just spend ages telling us Russia doesn't target civilians.

So every time civilians die in a war they were targeted?


Maybe the Russians should pay the £1,500 per civilian corpse the Americans were paying in Afghanistan.


You realise this stuff is endless from the last 20 odd years of our involvement in wars? We do not have any moral high ground when it comes to civilian deaths, the idea we do is laughable. It isn't just the fact we killed civilians accidentally, we didn't do due diligence before striking, then people lied about it.

Of course Russia is going to kill civilians, they're a pretty poor military professionally, I doubt they want to waste ordnance on civilians though, I'm pretty sure they'd rather hit a military target.
 
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Wild.... video out there of Ukrainian drones dropping modified TM-62 anti-tank mines!! Looks like the attach a bar and a bottle (maybe) to one edge so it drops almost straight down (rather than catching wind and getting deflected.)

Quite the innovation, because one thing I bet AFU won't be short of now, is Russian mines to use LOL. 'Return to sender' ??
 
So every time civilians die in a war they were targeted?


Maybe the Russians should pay the £1,500 per civilian corpse the Americans were paying in Afghanistan.


You realise this stuff is endless from the last 20 odd years of our involvement in wars? We do not have any moral high ground when it comes to civilian deaths, the idea we do is laughable. It isn't just the fact we killed civilians accidentally, we didn't do due diligence before striking, then people lied about it.

Of course Russia is going to kill civilians, they're a pretty poor military professionally, I doubt they want to waste ordnance on civilians though, I'm pretty sure they'd rather hit a military target.

Whataboutism is strong today I see.

Difference here is, America's enemy was hiding with civilians (and recruiting civilians as lookouts/spies with radios), whilst Russia is simply targeting civilians intentionally. So shove that whataboutism up your rear end.

Roar Statement: "Of course Russia is going to kill civilians, they're a pretty poor military professionally, I doubt they want to waste ordnance on civilians though, I'm pretty sure they'd rather hit a military target."

Wow, so you're saying that the preprogrammed super expensive missiles that routinely hit accurately military targets, are just coincidently not programmed to hit civilian homes? sure sure. All makes sense now. Believe what you want, but you're so far wrong here, it's offensive to the dead Ukrainians.
 
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Wow, so you're saying that the preprogrammed super expensive missiles that routinely hit accurately military targets, are just coincidently not programmed to hit civilian homes? sure sure. All makes sense now. Believe what you want, but you're so far wrong here, it's offensive to the dead Ukrainians.

Yet about 20 years behind the same US bombs that manage to routinely kill civilians
 
Yet about 20 years behind the same US bombs that manage to routinely kill civilians

I see, so they can accurately hit military targets with great precision with a hyper sonic missiles and cruise missiles, but somehow the civilian targets are not targets. OK Roar, whatever you say bud.
 
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If you pause the video near the end there's a big hole in the turret which I'd wager is damage from a artillery shell. I can't see a Lancet going through C2 armour even where it's thinner but it may have stuck it afterwards.
It looks like they intentionally blurred the video, just like they intentionally cut video's before impact when they fail to hit lol. I don't see anything moving towards the targets, and the explosion is straight up, which doesn't indicate a ATGM to me. (Not a military expert) - EDIT rewatching it, it is a 45 angle.

Also, the combat I believe isn't even from the direction of the explosion, it is up towards the top of the image so it doesn't make sense for a Kornet.
 
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If you pause the video near the end there's a big hole in the turret which I'd wager is damage from a artillery shell. I can't see a Lancet going through C2 armour even where it's thinner but it may have stuck it afterwards.

From the craters around it and especially the one just behind I'd assume, similar to the official story, it hit a mine and was possibly then finished off with artillery - the explosion in that video is almost certainly done for show later, you can clearly see everything is static with the other vehicles obviously already destroyed, even in the grainy video. Probably an ATGM or Lancet hit in that video used for a PR video later.
 
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