How will they spin this one as “phosphorus is only being used as flares”.
von_pita_the_second on
Literally shot over open flat area pretty far from the town + white phosphorus is used as smoke cover if I am not mistaken, and that’s what seems to be happening here
ManicMakerStudios on
It’s one thing to see a house blown up by an FPV drone. It’s another thing entirely to consider the scale of the destruction they’re causing. How many thousands of hours did it take to build the things they’re bombing and burning down, and all it takes is a couple of weeks of unrestrained malice and it’s all gone.
I know some folks might want to point out that the phosphorus was landing in an open area, but the latter portion of the video is from a residential area and the fires look to be a little on the far side of a row of buildings in the distance. And even if there were no buildings directly hit by the phosphorus, it looks very much like it was landing in a wooded area. Wildfires have been started by far less. And that residential area is close enough to see the flames.
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How will they spin this one as “phosphorus is only being used as flares”.
Literally shot over open flat area pretty far from the town + white phosphorus is used as smoke cover if I am not mistaken, and that’s what seems to be happening here
It’s one thing to see a house blown up by an FPV drone. It’s another thing entirely to consider the scale of the destruction they’re causing. How many thousands of hours did it take to build the things they’re bombing and burning down, and all it takes is a couple of weeks of unrestrained malice and it’s all gone.
I know some folks might want to point out that the phosphorus was landing in an open area, but the latter portion of the video is from a residential area and the fires look to be a little on the far side of a row of buildings in the distance. And even if there were no buildings directly hit by the phosphorus, it looks very much like it was landing in a wooded area. Wildfires have been started by far less. And that residential area is close enough to see the flames.