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Ukrainian Mortarman Pops The Top And Sends It
Published 6 months ago
This footage, provided by a Ukrainian soldier from the Burivey Brigade, shows him operating a 120-millimeter mortar from a concealed position in the forests of Kreminna. He enjoys an energy drink while showing how easy it is to move the roof of his position aside and send a round downrange.
There's almost a sort of "Welcome to my crib" vibe going on here. This guy looks undeniably chill as he goes about his business, giving a casual thumbs up as he ruins some distant Russian's day. It's unclear whether the attitude comes from complacency, fatigue, or apathy, but it's safe to say we've all been there.
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Cole Simms
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