Desperate occupiers must have greatly offended the leadership, otherwise it is very difficult to understand the motivation for such actions. Two Russians on a motorcycle went to storm the company stronghold of the K-2 Battalion. After firing rounds, drops from drones and artillery, it was decided not to waste the precious BC and put an anti-tank mine on the MT-LB. We thought they had no chance, but "the Russians don't give up."

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[–] mozz@mbin.grits.dev 11 points 5 months ago (1 children)

Panic does fucked up things to your decision process.

Also, he's almost certainly dead even if nothing after that happened to kill him. Having any large amount of your skin burned that badly is generally a fatal wound, because with the skin destroyed your body can't protect against infection, and even if he had access to top-tier medical care it couldn't completely eliminate the giant opening that's been created for all kinds of stuff to get inside him now. And, it's incredibly painful the whole time you're dying.

I felt bad for him too. It's just a horrifying situation to be in.

[–] user134450@sh.itjust.works 3 points 5 months ago (1 children)

Yeah, getting burns on 40% of your body will pretty much always be fatal via infection. The only exception would be if you were in a specialised burn ward that is equipped for this kind of situation but how fast would you get there from a battlefield?

[–] mozz@mbin.grits.dev 2 points 5 months ago

Yeah, he fucked. He won't be able to move around as well anymore, and if he tries to go back small arms fire or a drone will get him, and if he tries to go forward and surrender then the likelihood of him getting top tier medical care when his side was probably the side that damaged and busy-ified the hospital, is pretty fuckin low down on the list

He fucked. Goodnight my brother and thank you for playing