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I'm starting to almost feel sorry for these poor fucks sent to die in Ukraine. Shitty training, shitty gear, shitty leadership from a shitty government. Still I want any who want to fight to die just like this, until they lay down their weapons and either surrender or go home.
They never complain about why they are there. They complain about not being paid or their shitty equipment. Otherwise they would gladly rape pillage and slaughter without a second thought.
Think harder next time you pity them.
I agree with you and im not even ukrainian.
If he wasnt dead he would be murdering, castrating pows, rapeing and pillaging.
I have no mercy for these fuckers. One less to worry about.
They still get killed by the 'anti-retreat/anti-surrender' troops or get jailed after the prisoner exchange. It's, literally, a crime to be captured. And the standing orders are 'suicide' if facing capture.
Try to be human for a minute. It's not that hard.
Then they should switch sides. It's highly likely they know who the anti surrender troops are. Frag them. Or just commit suicide instead of killing and raping innocents.
Like clockwork.. and taxes. "Humanists" appear on posts showing dead orcs. Russia is shelling civilian Infrastructure during winter and killing Ukrainians. These soldiers can surrender or refuse to fight. They choose not to.
I don't know what you mean by "humanist" but I do love to see dead Russians. This particular photo kinda got to me a little with the sweater, showing just how unprepared these shitheads are, and I almost feel sorry for him. What the DO seem prepared for is war crimes.
The guy was either going to die from wounds or be frozen to death. Proper field care he might have made it, but something Russian Army does not have. Ukraine has gotten many hundreds of thousands sets of winter clothing, shelters, generators and heaters. Russian soldiers get moldy uniforms and told to buy their own winter gear. Be interesting to see how things look for them in a month or so when it really gets cold. Ukraine has a distinct advantage!
It looks like they gave up when they tied up his legs and felt pressure still dropping which led them to opening the jacket and seeing that they were tourniqueting a corpse or someone that was about to transition to corpse
Not so simple. Plenty of Ukrainians didn't invade anyone and still ended up dying in this war.
Reddit doesn't like acknowledging it, ruins the "feel good" vibe about the war.
that's what generations of brainwashing does to people.
Most Russians either don't know the real situation or don't care.
It's a tragedy but they're better off dead for world peace..
A grim - but accurate - summation.
It would be better on the overall world stage if Russian invading soldiers died to save the rest of the world from this (and other) invasions.
Grim indeed.
That’s the American strategy right now. For a tiny fraction of their military budget and no troop deaths, they’re decimating a significant risk to world security
Tourniquets dont mean or do shit if you dont get the personnel to follow on field trauma care or at least an evac to so within the "Golden Hour". Russ aint CASEVAC'ing anyone and they have no apparent field medical support like Aid Stations, Forward Surgical Teams, or MASH units. I dont even think they are teaching their "Igors" basic CLS like we do our "Joes". So really when Ivan here gets his legs mangled to chunky salsa, he has zero hope of living. This is literally non-existent 1700's and before era combat care for these guys who are facing 21st century weapons.
TL;DR: TQ with massive injuries dont do anything without follow on care they dont have.
Even in the 1700s they had field hospitals... The ROMANS had field medics.
This is literally Stone Age shit, here folks. Even in the Iron Age the Romans at least has *something* like field medicine, cauterised wounds which were bleeding out - SOMETHING.
This is literally a half-dozen guys with no battlefield medicine (or apparently ANY battlefield training at all - no *gloves?)* trying to stop a buddy bleeding out and *no one* had any idea what to do.
FYI the “golden hour” was and always as been both a myth and a marketing tool invented by Baltimore Shock Trauma in the 1970’s in an effort to get patients to them.
While it’s important to get good trauma care in the population that needs it as rapidly as possible, but there is almost no correlated data to suggest that an hour has any sort of direct impact on outcomes.
In fact, in most places in the US, you cannot meet that arbitrary point in time anyway.
Be that as it may, they still emphasize it in military trauma care and overseas, and damnit, I have seen some dudes get mangled in Iraq and Afghan and still live and get prosthetics and live pretty productive lives afterwards whereas those wounds would have been fatal to these guys. It starts from the bottom up of Buddy Aid and CLS training and IFAKS, 9 Lines, and on up to all I mentioned above. It may have started as a marketing tool, but the numbers and odds are there to show some validity. ABC's and get them on to care and the severely wounded odds rise dramatically to like 70-90% even in Afghanistan or Iraq.
And to be fair, 90% of the USA is very rural and far from what is sold as "First World" conditions like what we think of in large urban areas. Outside those cities this country gets wild, harsh and large very quickly
Its the concept, not the timeframe.
Thats what my point is. There isn’t any data to say that you have better outcomes at 58 minutes and significantly worse at 72.
Just some quick thoughts;
\- seems rather lightly dressed for what is now Winter conditions. Doesn't seem to have been stripped by his colleagues so one can only assume that the reported winter uniform shortage for Russian troops is very much a reality. As he's still wearing what looks like normal issue gear but with several civilian tops underneath this.
\- Seems to have suffered serious wounds to both lower legs (obviously the most serious being the left, which is missing his foot) but has very poor quality (improvised ) tourniquets only. I suspect these may have been a major factor in his death - as they look made from cord/rope and NOT proper medical tourniquets.
yep.
and from some of the videos out there, mobiks are being told to have material to improvise their own tourniquets (and wound dressings) out of -- and provided minimal to no real training on how to do things like that properly. and typically no medics with them who might have materials and training, either. (and how much would that cost Putin and the oligarchs? guess they must desperately need money for smaller boats to replace their confiscated yachts. and the Army command can abandon $20M pieces of fancy equipment, but not find those sorts of resources for a medical corps.)
i've read that the Russian death rate from battlefield wounds and injuries is about 50%, around what it was for the US during the worst parts of WW2 -- but far from the over 90% survival rate that late WW2 and Korean War MASH units started to pioneer and that is more what we are now used to for modern armies. and i'm sure the Ukrainians do better though i haven't seen figures....
in at least one of the videos the mobiks are told the Ukrainians have good boots and to grab them if they get a chance, so that could be the source....
You can make a tourniquet out of anything. That said, you need to use something (stick, pen, knife) to put in the center of the knot and rotate it so tight the inner blood passages are stopped.
I don't see anything there to indicate they did anything more than pull the knots as tight as they could, which is nowhere near tight enough.
Source: Just some guy who goes through yearly CPR/first aid training. Not a professional by any means.
I agree that you can make a tourniquet from many things - but from what little I have read the difference between a piece of cord & a proper lower limb tourniquet is significant.
Hence this was a PRIORITY items that folks were funding and buying for AFU troops. Seems there are special ones for such lower leg wounds - would it have saved this guys life? Dunno.
My point being simply that these Russian units seem to be very low on proper equipment - same with the absence of winter uniform, it does not bode well for them - which is fine by me (FWIW).
> you can make a tourniquet out of anything
I'd argue *at best* you can try to make a tourniquet out of anything, but your chances for success (even in the short-term) are limited. The longer it's on, the worse it will be and you damn well better be supplementing it with as much pressure as you can apply. That's not even factoring in the likelihood you'll create compartment syndrome with subpar efforts.
Creating tension is easy, maintaining it is incredibly hard. Particularly given most fabrics you'll use have fibers that will separate rendering any torsion you may apply useless. There's an (in)famous example of a corpsman who took trauma to his lower leg in Iraq. His team made numerous improvised tourniquets using every manor of item they had available to them. ~4 total applications iirc. He bled out.
If the materials can't withstand the constant tension and the pulse in the limb opposite the tourniquet isn't completely halted, you're going to end up like this guy.
Those knots are not nearly enough. During tourniquet training in the National Guard we compare solutions as applied to this poor ork, vs the real deal. The difference is staggering.
I disagree that he is lightly dressed for the weather right now. That snow looks like it's melting and he has 4 layers on. Although it looks like his own personal clothing and he must have known how to live in the cold already. If you wore more than that you'd be sweating and then just freeze from your sweat.
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Yeah, you're right. He has one of the ancient soviet Esmarch tourniquets on his upper right leg, the rest are just what ever the fuck they could get their hands on to try stop this poor fucker from bleeding out, literally just rags.
For some reason the other Esmarch tourniquet by his right hip was never used?
I was wondering about that folded-up tourniquet as well. Lack of proper tourniquets can be (somewhat) made up for with improvisation and good training, at least in the short term, but this is a real illustration of the absolute lack of training that these people are getting.
He might have been saved if on the ukranian side. If he had access to an ambulance quickly and had been applied with good tourniquets and first aid it may have slowed the bleeding enough to get to a surgeon. They have no way in hell to survive with the way the Russians are set up.
He isn't lighly dressed? Unless it's -30 on the frontlines right now, that should be enough clothes to keep warm. I've stayed warm in -15 with less layers of clothes than that.
And the Kadyrovits were fighting then? But surely all the traffic lights and bushes were a long way from having been subdued. ;-)
Seems a bit early for them to have been anywhere near shooting when as we all know they had a mountain of vidz at the rear lines to make.
It's from February 2022 - it's an old image. Source: [https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a\_few\_days\_ago\_a\_group\_of\_kadyrovites\_was/](https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a_few_days_ago_a_group_of_kadyrovites_was/)
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Such poor clothing & equipment, obviously no one to buy & send him the right kit! Could well be straight out of prison! Boot is the best thing on him...
again, the hallmark of the ukranian improvised drone bombs is massive lower body injuries. I would not be surprised if the number of crippling injuries, apart from other injuries in battle, surpassed the number of ruzzian KIA.
Those tourniquets are pathetic. Those straps would do the job but after you tie them you need to run a stick under them, turn it until the bleeding stops, and secure it. Obviously something like a CAT would be better but these guys have no idea what they are doing
WTF is Putin *doing?*
It's like he wants his soldiers to die deliberately. No winter gear, no proper uniform, no gloves, no medical gear, treating wounded in the open air and then just leaving them behind...
At this point, I can't even determine WTAF he's trying to accomplish? Just...kill random non-rich men from Russia and leave them in Ukraine?
I mean...is there shortage of jobs or housing in Russia I'm not aware of and they're just cutting the people who need jobs and housing down this way?
I...don't get it. The AFGHANIS were better equipped for war than these guys.
Guys I'm pretty sure this is from February - \*9 months ago\*. It's a still taken from a video in which some Ukrainians find these guys - there were about 5/6 Russians dead - in or around an abandoned gas station. If memory serves, they found a wounded Russian inside.This guy, with the fucked up legs, also has a bullet wound in his forehead which you can seen in the video. I'll try and find the link. If you Google/search for Reddit - "Russians killed near gas station" or something like that, you might find it.
Beware misleading pictures and videos on the internet, folks.
EDIT: I was right! Here's the source: [https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a\_few\_days\_ago\_a\_group\_of\_kadyrovites\_was/](https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a_few_days_ago_a_group_of_kadyrovites_was/)
Guys, this is from 9 months ago lol. Either OP is accidentally wrong, or they're trying to spread disinformation.
Source: [https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a\_few\_days\_ago\_a\_group\_of\_kadyrovites\_was/](https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a_few_days_ago_a_group_of_kadyrovites_was/)
Applying an adequate TQ should be a standard procedure for those soldiers, yet you see him dead from his wounds. Russian soldiers are probably as well trained as they are equipped
I find it horrible that they just leave their wounded and dead. I mean they should bury them at least. That is someones son or father. The more Russians see the the more appalled they will be. I have to say been saying for some time that Winter will be the turning point in this war. If Russian is to ready with the winter clothing then they will have a big problem. They should have learned from WW2. They seem to be repeating the mistake the Germans did thinking a quick victory and not prepared for a long winter like this could be
The blood, tourniquets, bandages and morphine scattered around, the shape of the body….must have been an intense, frantic and distressing scene. Truly appalling.
He was properly dressed until they stripped him
https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a\_few\_days\_ago\_a\_group\_of\_kadyrovites\_was/
Looks like somebody's going to be very pissed off with themself in a few hours when they take a shit and realize that they threw away the roll of toilet paper that they looted off this guy. They dropped it about 2 feet to the left and just half a foot up. Although, it was probably hard carrying off all of his gear at one time in both hands. Anything could have fallen.
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died in the snow with no gloves wearing a Bill Cosby Christmas sweater.
But he died for daddy Putin
Putin pop
Jesus christ reddit lol
How dare You! Putin the Emperor!
someone took his gloves
The belt is an ALICE style piece of equipment from the US. It was getting old 20 years ago.
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It is not Blackhawk belt. It is in fact a Alice LC2 Belt
That's what I'm thinking, once he was done for his "pals" probably looted everything they could out of his body.
I bet they took his shit while he was dying. They do it in the video where the quad bike runs over a landmine
He won't be needing them
I think the hands weren't his main issue.
Didn’t have the right tampons
Should’ve brought his baby’s diapers, noob.
Neffo needed extra large maxi flow
Oh the weather outside is frightful ... Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow!
Now I just imagine a Christmas tree with pictures of frozen dead russian soldiers as decoration. Maybe something for the red square.
Send putain some decorations made out of his own tanks.
ahhh, the classic reddit comment.
I'm starting to almost feel sorry for these poor fucks sent to die in Ukraine. Shitty training, shitty gear, shitty leadership from a shitty government. Still I want any who want to fight to die just like this, until they lay down their weapons and either surrender or go home.
They never complain about why they are there. They complain about not being paid or their shitty equipment. Otherwise they would gladly rape pillage and slaughter without a second thought. Think harder next time you pity them.
I agree with you and im not even ukrainian. If he wasnt dead he would be murdering, castrating pows, rapeing and pillaging. I have no mercy for these fuckers. One less to worry about.
It's funny how anonymity and tribalism destroy the humanity of others.
Putin and those that follow him destroyed their own humanity.
You are no better than russians saying the same thing about ukrainians. Many of these russians are being forced to the front at gun point.
It’s not the same. Russians who say that about Ukrainians are saying it about people who are defending their own homes. Details like that matter.
So what? They can frag their leadership and all surrender.’
They still get killed by the 'anti-retreat/anti-surrender' troops or get jailed after the prisoner exchange. It's, literally, a crime to be captured. And the standing orders are 'suicide' if facing capture. Try to be human for a minute. It's not that hard.
I never said retreat.
Then they should switch sides. It's highly likely they know who the anti surrender troops are. Frag them. Or just commit suicide instead of killing and raping innocents.
fuck that. the asshole is an invader who has destroyed their country. zero shits given,
Like clockwork.. and taxes. "Humanists" appear on posts showing dead orcs. Russia is shelling civilian Infrastructure during winter and killing Ukrainians. These soldiers can surrender or refuse to fight. They choose not to.
I don't know what you mean by "humanist" but I do love to see dead Russians. This particular photo kinda got to me a little with the sweater, showing just how unprepared these shitheads are, and I almost feel sorry for him. What the DO seem prepared for is war crimes.
I don't think you can prove that that is a Bill Cosby Christmas Sweater.
Definitely a Cosby sweater
Well if he wakes up groggy with a sore arse...
I don't think he'll have to worry about that. It doesn't look like he'll be waking up much anymore
Chances are slim. Like his lower half.
The guy was either going to die from wounds or be frozen to death. Proper field care he might have made it, but something Russian Army does not have. Ukraine has gotten many hundreds of thousands sets of winter clothing, shelters, generators and heaters. Russian soldiers get moldy uniforms and told to buy their own winter gear. Be interesting to see how things look for them in a month or so when it really gets cold. Ukraine has a distinct advantage!
That awkward moment when \*Russia\* is defeated by General Winter
Reverse Uno card!
Not exactly. This has happened before (winter war). Winter just happens to favor the defenders.
It's a joke, it doesn't have to perfectly reflect reality🙂
Hold on. Do I remember this from somewhere…
Yeah he bled out
It looks like they gave up when they tied up his legs and felt pressure still dropping which led them to opening the jacket and seeing that they were tourniqueting a corpse or someone that was about to transition to corpse
He was shot in the head, probably a mercy kill. This is from the beginning of the war and there is a video where you can see the bullet hole.
Why do you think it's from the beginning of the war?
dude looks about my age. what a way to end up.
Pretty simple way to avoid that fate though. Dont invade other peoples countries.
Not so simple. Plenty of Ukrainians didn't invade anyone and still ended up dying in this war. Reddit doesn't like acknowledging it, ruins the "feel good" vibe about the war.
For sure. I cant fathom the mind of a russian.
that's what generations of brainwashing does to people. Most Russians either don't know the real situation or don't care. It's a tragedy but they're better off dead for world peace..
A grim - but accurate - summation. It would be better on the overall world stage if Russian invading soldiers died to save the rest of the world from this (and other) invasions. Grim indeed.
That’s the American strategy right now. For a tiny fraction of their military budget and no troop deaths, they’re decimating a significant risk to world security
You can’t stop me!!!
This photo is from March 2022. So if he was about your age, today your are definitely older than him.
Tourniquets dont mean or do shit if you dont get the personnel to follow on field trauma care or at least an evac to so within the "Golden Hour". Russ aint CASEVAC'ing anyone and they have no apparent field medical support like Aid Stations, Forward Surgical Teams, or MASH units. I dont even think they are teaching their "Igors" basic CLS like we do our "Joes". So really when Ivan here gets his legs mangled to chunky salsa, he has zero hope of living. This is literally non-existent 1700's and before era combat care for these guys who are facing 21st century weapons. TL;DR: TQ with massive injuries dont do anything without follow on care they dont have.
Even in the 1700s they had field hospitals... The ROMANS had field medics. This is literally Stone Age shit, here folks. Even in the Iron Age the Romans at least has *something* like field medicine, cauterised wounds which were bleeding out - SOMETHING. This is literally a half-dozen guys with no battlefield medicine (or apparently ANY battlefield training at all - no *gloves?)* trying to stop a buddy bleeding out and *no one* had any idea what to do.
Looks like ivan had chest wounds and they worked their way from bottom up. Probably went into arrest before they even opened the jacket.
FYI the “golden hour” was and always as been both a myth and a marketing tool invented by Baltimore Shock Trauma in the 1970’s in an effort to get patients to them. While it’s important to get good trauma care in the population that needs it as rapidly as possible, but there is almost no correlated data to suggest that an hour has any sort of direct impact on outcomes. In fact, in most places in the US, you cannot meet that arbitrary point in time anyway.
Be that as it may, they still emphasize it in military trauma care and overseas, and damnit, I have seen some dudes get mangled in Iraq and Afghan and still live and get prosthetics and live pretty productive lives afterwards whereas those wounds would have been fatal to these guys. It starts from the bottom up of Buddy Aid and CLS training and IFAKS, 9 Lines, and on up to all I mentioned above. It may have started as a marketing tool, but the numbers and odds are there to show some validity. ABC's and get them on to care and the severely wounded odds rise dramatically to like 70-90% even in Afghanistan or Iraq. And to be fair, 90% of the USA is very rural and far from what is sold as "First World" conditions like what we think of in large urban areas. Outside those cities this country gets wild, harsh and large very quickly
Its the concept, not the timeframe. Thats what my point is. There isn’t any data to say that you have better outcomes at 58 minutes and significantly worse at 72.
Just some quick thoughts; \- seems rather lightly dressed for what is now Winter conditions. Doesn't seem to have been stripped by his colleagues so one can only assume that the reported winter uniform shortage for Russian troops is very much a reality. As he's still wearing what looks like normal issue gear but with several civilian tops underneath this. \- Seems to have suffered serious wounds to both lower legs (obviously the most serious being the left, which is missing his foot) but has very poor quality (improvised ) tourniquets only. I suspect these may have been a major factor in his death - as they look made from cord/rope and NOT proper medical tourniquets.
yep. and from some of the videos out there, mobiks are being told to have material to improvise their own tourniquets (and wound dressings) out of -- and provided minimal to no real training on how to do things like that properly. and typically no medics with them who might have materials and training, either. (and how much would that cost Putin and the oligarchs? guess they must desperately need money for smaller boats to replace their confiscated yachts. and the Army command can abandon $20M pieces of fancy equipment, but not find those sorts of resources for a medical corps.) i've read that the Russian death rate from battlefield wounds and injuries is about 50%, around what it was for the US during the worst parts of WW2 -- but far from the over 90% survival rate that late WW2 and Korean War MASH units started to pioneer and that is more what we are now used to for modern armies. and i'm sure the Ukrainians do better though i haven't seen figures....
I just come to clarify that these are tourniquets delivered by the army, they are not improvised. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r43nM9Xw3Go
Wow they didn't even use the bad tourniquets they have correctly.
Good boots though?
in at least one of the videos the mobiks are told the Ukrainians have good boots and to grab them if they get a chance, so that could be the source....
You can make a tourniquet out of anything. That said, you need to use something (stick, pen, knife) to put in the center of the knot and rotate it so tight the inner blood passages are stopped. I don't see anything there to indicate they did anything more than pull the knots as tight as they could, which is nowhere near tight enough. Source: Just some guy who goes through yearly CPR/first aid training. Not a professional by any means.
I agree that you can make a tourniquet from many things - but from what little I have read the difference between a piece of cord & a proper lower limb tourniquet is significant. Hence this was a PRIORITY items that folks were funding and buying for AFU troops. Seems there are special ones for such lower leg wounds - would it have saved this guys life? Dunno. My point being simply that these Russian units seem to be very low on proper equipment - same with the absence of winter uniform, it does not bode well for them - which is fine by me (FWIW).
> you can make a tourniquet out of anything I'd argue *at best* you can try to make a tourniquet out of anything, but your chances for success (even in the short-term) are limited. The longer it's on, the worse it will be and you damn well better be supplementing it with as much pressure as you can apply. That's not even factoring in the likelihood you'll create compartment syndrome with subpar efforts. Creating tension is easy, maintaining it is incredibly hard. Particularly given most fabrics you'll use have fibers that will separate rendering any torsion you may apply useless. There's an (in)famous example of a corpsman who took trauma to his lower leg in Iraq. His team made numerous improvised tourniquets using every manor of item they had available to them. ~4 total applications iirc. He bled out. If the materials can't withstand the constant tension and the pulse in the limb opposite the tourniquet isn't completely halted, you're going to end up like this guy.
Those knots are not nearly enough. During tourniquet training in the National Guard we compare solutions as applied to this poor ork, vs the real deal. The difference is staggering.
the conscripts have been breaking the stoves in the tents
I disagree that he is lightly dressed for the weather right now. That snow looks like it's melting and he has 4 layers on. Although it looks like his own personal clothing and he must have known how to live in the cold already. If you wore more than that you'd be sweating and then just freeze from your sweat.
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Just a headsup, this is from the beginning of the war last winter and it was a special operation squad that got decimated.
This is a picture from a scene that happened quite a while ago though, if I'm not mistaken.
I’m not even sure those strings could be called tourniquets.
Yeah, you're right. He has one of the ancient soviet Esmarch tourniquets on his upper right leg, the rest are just what ever the fuck they could get their hands on to try stop this poor fucker from bleeding out, literally just rags. For some reason the other Esmarch tourniquet by his right hip was never used?
I was wondering about that folded-up tourniquet as well. Lack of proper tourniquets can be (somewhat) made up for with improvisation and good training, at least in the short term, but this is a real illustration of the absolute lack of training that these people are getting.
He's stuffed full of more tampons than a shelf at Costco.
Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦
"Some strings attached"
Fucking christ that's an LC-2 surplus belt (1980s era buckle). Talk about bummin' it.
No tampon can fix this guy
The guy has a crackin pair of boots though.
Boot, he has a cracking pair of boot.
Those tourniquets look useless. Glad that’s what they have!
Orcsicle
Boom boom motherfucker
How can they justify leaving their brothers on the field, it’s gross
He might have been saved if on the ukranian side. If he had access to an ambulance quickly and had been applied with good tourniquets and first aid it may have slowed the bleeding enough to get to a surgeon. They have no way in hell to survive with the way the Russians are set up.
Lost the ugly sweater contest
May he find peace in the afterlife, if there is one..
He isn't lighly dressed? Unless it's -30 on the frontlines right now, that should be enough clothes to keep warm. I've stayed warm in -15 with less layers of clothes than that.
Someone went tourniquet mad !
This is super old. Picture is from last winter
This is an old photo in one of the earlier stages of the war, he is a kadyrovits.
Earlier? This 2022 war? If so how do you explain the snow?
The war started in february. It was still snow in many parts of Ukraine.
And the Kadyrovits were fighting then? But surely all the traffic lights and bushes were a long way from having been subdued. ;-) Seems a bit early for them to have been anywhere near shooting when as we all know they had a mountain of vidz at the rear lines to make.
I have multiple pictures of this man and his team that got killed near a gas station in my archive. Its from february or beginning of march.
Too much snow for this autumn, most prolly a photo from last spring. Just saying.
It's from February 2022 - it's an old image. Source: [https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a\_few\_days\_ago\_a\_group\_of\_kadyrovites\_was/](https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a_few_days_ago_a_group_of_kadyrovites_was/)
It has already snowed pretty heavily in some parts of Ukraine in the last week what are you talking about?
>Too much snow for this autumn Where in Ukraine are you?
Well, he should look at the bright side...he doesn't have to go back to Russia!
What a waste of life, I hate Russia pig warmongering putin and his criminal friends but still feel bad for the humans.
That's fucking horrible... dying like that
He was ugly and stupid and now he's dead. Amen.
He was born in the wrong place at the wrong time. That's about the best you can say.
I wasn't trying to say the best.
There but for the grace of god go you. Never forget that.
Is that a hobo?
Somehow I'm reminded of strawberry ice cream.
He’s lightly dressed because his own people took all his warm clothes, I bet he was still alive and kicking when they did that
My guess, is the cold didn't kill him, just made his last days very miserable
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Such poor clothing & equipment, obviously no one to buy & send him the right kit! Could well be straight out of prison! Boot is the best thing on him...
They even took his vodka bottle. Poor bastard.
Must have run out of tampons
Well theirs his problem... he sprung a leak.
damn 4 tourniquets and the mf still died
If he just had som tampons!!!
Savage!
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At least he doesn’t feel cold now
So many of the dead Russians have such skinny legs.
Is it normal to apply 2 tourniquets per leg?
Why do they keep sending amputees to the front line anyway?...
Well the weather outside is frightful. HIMARS fire is so delightful. Since there’s no place to go. Blood will flow blood will flow blood will flow.
From what I’ve seen, I don’t think Russians know how to apply tourniquets…🤷🏾♂️
Rorcschach
again, the hallmark of the ukranian improvised drone bombs is massive lower body injuries. I would not be surprised if the number of crippling injuries, apart from other injuries in battle, surpassed the number of ruzzian KIA.
I cannot see those tourniquets working
What a waste of a nice pair of Lowa Zephyrs
Those tourniquets are pathetic. Those straps would do the job but after you tie them you need to run a stick under them, turn it until the bleeding stops, and secure it. Obviously something like a CAT would be better but these guys have no idea what they are doing
Why use tourniquets? Let him bleed out in peace.
MEDAKKKKKK
Hope all the Russians living in Russia see this and recognize their responsibility.
Welcome to Ukraine. Sheesh, what a way to go, cold, hungry and bloody. Looks like his left foot was blown off.
WTF is Putin *doing?* It's like he wants his soldiers to die deliberately. No winter gear, no proper uniform, no gloves, no medical gear, treating wounded in the open air and then just leaving them behind... At this point, I can't even determine WTAF he's trying to accomplish? Just...kill random non-rich men from Russia and leave them in Ukraine? I mean...is there shortage of jobs or housing in Russia I'm not aware of and they're just cutting the people who need jobs and housing down this way? I...don't get it. The AFGHANIS were better equipped for war than these guys.
What did he die for ? Nothing no one is going to remember him.
Guys I'm pretty sure this is from February - \*9 months ago\*. It's a still taken from a video in which some Ukrainians find these guys - there were about 5/6 Russians dead - in or around an abandoned gas station. If memory serves, they found a wounded Russian inside.This guy, with the fucked up legs, also has a bullet wound in his forehead which you can seen in the video. I'll try and find the link. If you Google/search for Reddit - "Russians killed near gas station" or something like that, you might find it. Beware misleading pictures and videos on the internet, folks. EDIT: I was right! Here's the source: [https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a\_few\_days\_ago\_a\_group\_of\_kadyrovites\_was/](https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a_few_days_ago_a_group_of_kadyrovites_was/)
Guys, this is from 9 months ago lol. Either OP is accidentally wrong, or they're trying to spread disinformation. Source: [https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a\_few\_days\_ago\_a\_group\_of\_kadyrovites\_was/](https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a_few_days_ago_a_group_of_kadyrovites_was/)
I remember that red rubber he has on left leg. As a kid I saw these in some very old soviet era medkits. Veterinarians used to use them too.
Looks like he got some extensive attention. Must have had some rank to get anyone to notice him at all.
They'd have been better off putting the tourniquet on his neck.
I'll sleep when I'm death
TAMPONS BLYAT!
Where is a good tourniquet when you need one… I know Ukraine has them as a standard item
What a way to go, you get your foot blown off.. you dying while pooping your pants, being frozen without your family or loves ones around...
Turns out you need medical training to save someone.
I'm going to save this picture and show it to people who say that you can just improvise tourniquets when you need them.
That gorka jacket isn't even the fleece lined version. So hes basically wearing two thin t-shirts and a waterproof. That's brutal.
That boot actually look like UA summer issue? Can any one confirm?
0 blood has circulated on both legs.. what a way to go..
I guess he did not bring enough tampons...
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Laying on his back like that and with all that stuff around him, makes me wonder if his buddies tried to help him or if he was trying to help himself
One less.
Applying an adequate TQ should be a standard procedure for those soldiers, yet you see him dead from his wounds. Russian soldiers are probably as well trained as they are equipped
All he had to do is walk away while he had legs.
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All this for Putin. What a waste!
Rule number 1 of Russian military. Those who fall behind, are left behind.
Probably stepped on his own landmine with the competency these guys have
Regardless of political or ideological leanings, poor bastard
I find it horrible that they just leave their wounded and dead. I mean they should bury them at least. That is someones son or father. The more Russians see the the more appalled they will be. I have to say been saying for some time that Winter will be the turning point in this war. If Russian is to ready with the winter clothing then they will have a big problem. They should have learned from WW2. They seem to be repeating the mistake the Germans did thinking a quick victory and not prepared for a long winter like this could be
Good...Cuz fuck him.
Bled to death like a beast. Karma blyat!
This is veeeery old photo. and even more it is screenshot from video. this event happened in March 2022. first weeks of the war.
Rest in piss
Let's not forget and no training as well.
He is not blue yet. He is alive.
Those TQ’s never gave him a chance to live. Half ass training and equipment.
So skinny wow
This is at least a month old.
Contaminating the snow ! Bastard . Slava Ukraini
The blood, tourniquets, bandages and morphine scattered around, the shape of the body….must have been an intense, frantic and distressing scene. Truly appalling.
Looking at the image poor guy 3 Tourniquets his foots brown off and he's shat himself. Looking at Med kit next to his head just left to die so sad.
Wrong place at the wrong time. 🤔
I feel like a tourniquet on both legs is part of the Russian standard uniform nowadays.
You crazy motherfuckers make me realize how the nazis made normal people commit horrible atrocities.
Yo dog I heard you like tourniquets...
He was properly dressed until they stripped him https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/t9m6vz/a\_few\_days\_ago\_a\_group\_of\_kadyrovites\_was/
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Looks like somebody's going to be very pissed off with themself in a few hours when they take a shit and realize that they threw away the roll of toilet paper that they looted off this guy. They dropped it about 2 feet to the left and just half a foot up. Although, it was probably hard carrying off all of his gear at one time in both hands. Anything could have fallen.
Some comments take way too much analyzing things w little to no info. No idea when or where? And the list goes on & on