[motorest]

> I've always wondered if this is why there's far more published footage of Ukranian combat video than Russian.

I'm sure Russia's meat wave tactics have more of a role. If you're sending your troops in suicide missions, including guys without weapons and even in crutches, you're not exactly too keen in having them carrying mobile phones to document the experience or even, heavens forbid, survive by surrendering.

[MaxPock]

This meatwave meme needs to die. Again ,if Ukrainians are being beaten by guy in crutches,it says so much about this NATO armed and trained force

[motorest]

> This meatwave meme needs to die.

Are you sure it's a meme, though? There is plenty of footage out there, documenting meat wave tactics in 4k. Have you been living under a rock?

> Again ,if Ukrainians are being beaten by guy in crutches (...)

What's your definition of "being beaten"? Three years into Russia's 3-day invasion of Ukraine and Ukraine started invading and occupying Russian territory. Is this your definition of being beaten?

[mikrotikker]

I'm not sure how applicable the NATO training is in this war. It's a trendsetter for sure