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Obviously the lowest bidder. You can save more tax money for yourself for that special military withdrawal to Argentina.
The ocean better look out. >

All their weapons will auto aim at the ocean lmao >

r/yourjokebutworse >

Don’t those fire from the loading side? >

Did they come with life jackets? >

Look I know Putin has made errors here, but once he’s a month in and things ain’t ideal - did he really not fire up the war machine? Was there no machine? Was he just getting yes’ from his yes men on the war going well? I just don’t get it. 
Its blunder after blunder in every way, and it being this bad is still surprising to this day. >

There are people who will consider long term logistical issues and how to deal with them before invading a neighboring country.
The same people, upon considering the issues of invading Ukraine, will not invade Ukraine. >

When they say 'Infantry Rockets' in the article they must mean RPG-7's and ATGMs, which would be pretty shocking since Russia should have plenty to spare.
Russian production is probably nowhere close to the rate of consumption, especially since the Kadyrovites fire them by the truckload at streetlights and empty buildings. >

Yeah but they get tiktok views in return right? >

hey guys our weapons are crappy but do you think they are crappy enough?  where do you think we could procure crappier ones?