CAPTURED a donkey. And it’s a key strategic asset. I hear the Ukranians have already reverse engineered and improved the design. They’re calling it “horse” and say while it’s ready for field testing, it’s usefulness in a modern battlefield is questionable..
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"Eeyore's gone man, I'll be outside.." - some russian grunt, probably
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people die "Eh, it is what it is" donkey dies "When will the killing stop 😔
2 weeks ago | 77
The donkey was forced into this war. They are a neutral species
2 weeks ago | 156
Lol, the Donkey is the most accurate looking number in their whole chart. What a fuckin world we live in.
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We used donkeys in Afghanistan in 2006-2008 with the ANA to move things from sperwan to some CPs. It is taught in our logistics schools now because of this. It has its uses.
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If the war simulations are correct, that donkey was captured via fulton device.
2 weeks ago | 35
Clearly this was the fabled "un-aging donkey" Napoleon rode across the Alps. With a strategic loss like this Russia is sure to sue for peace any day now.
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Some random Russian farmer : NOOOOO MY ASS, THEY BLEW UP MY ASS. WHY WOULD THEY DESTROY MY ASS? IT WAS MY PRIZED ASS WHICH HAVE BEEN WITH ME SINCE CHILDHOOD.
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Your chances of being killed by an enemy combatant donkey are low, but never zero.
2 weeks ago | 10
Justin Taylor
Ukraine just confirmed it killed a hostile donkey in its war against Russia.
I will continue to monitor for what this means at a strategic level. Thank you for your attention in this matter.
Edit: apparently the donkey was captured alive. This is the only good news I’ve read in six days.
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