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    Ein russischer Soldat mit herunterhängenden Gesichtsteilen und einer großen Kopfwunde. Ihm zufolge wurden die Wunden durch eine Panzergranate verursacht, die in der Nähe explodierte (sehr anschaulich)


    Ein russischer Soldat mit herunterhängenden Gesichtsteilen und einer großen Kopfwunde. Ihm zufolge wurden die Wunden durch eine Panzergranate verursacht, die in der Nähe explodierte (sehr anschaulich)



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    1. CupCharacter853 on

      Description:

      >🔞 Video from the previous location, where our friend and colleague with the call sign Nalchik remained.

      >According to the soldier, a tank shell landed nearby.

      >Diagnosis :
      Explosive defeat.
      Multiple non-penetrating shrapnel wounds to the facial part of the skull with extensive soft tissue defects in the right and left cheek areas. (The pterygoid venous plexus is not damaged).
      Anaphthalmos of the right eye.
      Scalp wound of the scalp. Blind shrapnel non-penetrating wound of the right scapular region. Multiple blind shrapnel wounds of both lower extremities.

      >Surprisingly, the soldier held up well despite such a terrible injury. He took the loss of his eye quite calmly, and in the end he even crossed his legs and lay quietly until the work was finished.

    3. Beneficial-Spell6293 on

      what a misery that face. and all because that weirdo in Moscow has a small dirckie

    7. Blue_Eyes_White_D on

      Is it bad that I didn’t flinch at all, I’m so desensitized to seeing Russians eating lead and in this case a tank round lol

    10. ExtinctDyna on

      Im beginning to think the aim of these is to spread the idea that russian soldiers are super human or something. The last few have ended with sentences like “despite his brain falling out, this unwaivering soldier painted a portrait of the president while we reattached his spine”

      I dont actually see any signs of life in some of these russian medic videos, this soldier included. I get the feeling russia is trying to portray the idea that “these soldiers willingly sacrificed their limbs for the motherland” & that it’s normal or heroic to be horribly maimed.

    12. wgren on

      “Hanging down, like a stroke or something?” *Watches first seconds of video* “Oh, ok”

    13. FredHerberts_Plant on

      I’m asking out of curiosity: Can he still be saved somehow?

      If not, how long will it take for him to die, and what will be the cause of death (infection, blood loss, etc.)?

    15. GlitteringCattle1499 on

      Shit man! You just got more ugly orc. Should’ve just taken the room temperature challenge instead.

    16. javsand120s on

      Give it a month and cyclops will be on the frontline again.

      If it can walk and hold a weapon it can absorb some bullets, a drone or another Tank Round.

    20. Direct-Bag-6791 on

      Potatoes for the family, better save the sack to keep over his head as not to scare the children. Or anyone with eyes for that matter

    22. ElephantChateau on

      The final frames show them searching in vain for the ‘mysterious Russian soul’ deep within

    23. Eethk7 on

      There’s an easy way to prevent injuries like this: NOT TRYING TO INVADE ANOTHER COUNTRY.

      Hope his family enjoy the 2 blackened onions he earned on the field.

    24. Educational_Pay1567 on

      Looks like a character from Beetlejuice. Looks like the orcs brain was split and fooked. Death for these orcs are better than that quality of life.

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