Yup. That's about what I expected, something super cheap (probably as cheap as those plastic bottles) but purposely designed to hold the right amount of fuel
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Yup. That's about what I expected, something super cheap (probably as cheap as those plastic bottles) but purposely designed to hold the right amount of fuel
Would it be a bad idea to use a crap ton of thermobaric bombs to saturate the area.
Wouldn't that damage the industrial factories/plants there though?
Something that could kill them, but leave these buildings/equipment would be preferable.
Or they could just siege/blockade them and let them starve
Don't Russia got some bunker buster for this?
I think they want them in one piece, the NATO member in there, if they exist, are valuable asset.
That sounds like some tall order for the Russian, maybe they can try the stuff they used in Moscow theater hostage event and hope it doesn't kill the VIPs this time.... If I'm the Russian I'd just end the fight there asap, let whatever NATO guy get buried, however valuable they are they can't be worth the time now
One valuable lesson the Russian military should have learnt by now is not to give their guys overly complicated tasks.... The order for Russian troops should be simple like "Go to point A and kill everything there"
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There's more than one way to skin a cat. Given the enormous infrastructure that surrounds this bunker it might make more sense to use chemicals.
What kind of chemicals they are going to use in this situation? Tear gas?
I don't know. My guess is it would be lethal but in the most humane way possible. I don't think they have a large number of civilians there at hostage, they have also reportedly been studying the catacombs for months according to the below post.
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