Agreed, that is weird that they would be unarmed. At 1:03-1:04 into the video there appears to be 1-2 men in darker uniforms at the top of the screen. More Russian/separatist soldiers? Maybe Ukrainian soldiers stalking them? Then they get in what appears to be a civilian car? Russian deserters or prisoners being used for target practice?
What part of the Geneva Convention do you refer to? AFAIK, dropping Bombs/Grenades on uniformed soldiers in a war zone without civilians nearby complies 100% with the convention.
Maybe it would have been more humanly if the power was greater so they d.i.e.d instantaneously instead of crawling in pain and anxiety during hours and days. I think we should avoid causing mental suffering. We do not torture living beings.
Yes - and no. Problem is, even with greater power, there is an instantly deadly radius, a “you suffer and die after some time” radius, etc. And this depends not only on your distance from the explosion, but also if a splinter hits your body armour or your leg. So, yes, even if you use bigger drones dropping bigger explosives, there will be still suffering.
Bullseye,brilliant shot through the sunroof👏👍
They would all still have been in one piece if they just would have just gone home, refusing to fight this stupid war.
good to see you have returned Spotty Dog
You won't see Patrick Lancaster on mainstream media.
These men appear to be unarmed ?
Agreed, that is weird that they would be unarmed. At 1:03-1:04 into the video there appears to be 1-2 men in darker uniforms at the top of the screen. More Russian/separatist soldiers? Maybe Ukrainian soldiers stalking them? Then they get in what appears to be a civilian car? Russian deserters or prisoners being used for target practice?
Is that not against the Geneva convention?
What part of the Geneva Convention do you refer to?
AFAIK, dropping Bombs/Grenades on uniformed soldiers in a war zone without civilians nearby complies 100% with the convention.
@@Zeguyfromgermany Unmanned remote controlled aircraft carrying munitions.
@@Pithead where in the Geneva Convention are they mentioned?
@@Zeguyfromgermany I don't know, that is why I asked. I suppose not though, not that there'd be any uproar (these days) if it was.
Maybe it would have been more humanly if the power was greater so they d.i.e.d instantaneously instead of crawling in pain and anxiety during hours and days. I think we should avoid causing mental suffering. We do not torture living beings.
Yes - and no. Problem is, even with greater power, there is an instantly deadly radius, a “you suffer and die after some time” radius, etc. And this depends not only on your distance from the explosion, but also if a splinter hits your body armour or your leg.
So, yes, even if you use bigger drones dropping bigger explosives, there will be still suffering.