It's yet another Russian war crime, but it also illustrates how Russian commanders usually interact with their men: not in person, but as a disembodied voice on the radio, barking orders while watching a drone feed in a distant bunker. https://t.co/0p4zWyGykQ
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 24 septembre 2025
It's yet another Russian war crime, but it also illustrates how Russian commanders usually interact with their men: not in person, but as a disembodied voice on the radio, barking orders while watching a drone feed in a distant bunker.

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