Russia's War Against Ukraine

[ArizonaTank]

because Putin's Army...

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/drunk-colonel-sending-troops-to-their-deaths-sparks-russian-tv-row/ar-AA1rI840?ocid=msedgntp&pc=NMTS&cvid=a172127ac45c40908c357d3c8fa6aecf&ei=12

[ArizonaTank]

Interesting, well produced video depicting an Ukranian assault, and Russian counter-assault. 

Seems a little like some of those WW2 combat films made by the US Signal Corps...a little one-sided, but still watchable.

Not certain when this was supposed to have happened. But it was posted recently. Still, at least one scene, a Russian SU-25 pilot ejecting looks like something I saw in the first year of the war.

Still, I think it is worth a look.

[FarAway Sooner]

Hard-hitting combat footage.  It took me a moment to realize that the blurred out spots in the video that said "censored" were dead bodies.

As you suggest, the voice-over is a bit fanboyish.  While it's clearly intended as a PR piece, it still gives an awfully good feel for what life is like at the front lines as a team goes about trying to clear trenches.  Thanks for sharing.