Did Ukraine Commit a War Crime? Let's Talk About the 'Log' Mines. Special thanks to CAT-UXO.

@CAT_UXO I can't believe you're telling me that I shouldn't trust a random asshat on TikTok. What's next? I shouldn't eat gas station hot dogs?

@CAT_UXO Aim Point is, if Russian did not invade, no mines. If Russians retreat within their own borders, no mines will be dropped by Ukraine.

@CAT_UXO "War crime" Oh no! Call the war police. lol

@CAT_UXO F k me you've got Russia committing a human safari in Kherson every single day hunting down civilians for target practice..and this guy chooses to highlight this as a war crime..GFY

@CAT_UXO My grandfather (WWII German tank driver) was goofing around in Russia with his fellow soldiers on a fallen log only to at some point discover the log contained an anti tank mine! Luckily they weren’t heavy enough to trigger it.

@CAT_UXO What about using civilian vehicles as disguise? Or dressing like a civilian to drive these vehicles into Russia to attack an airfield with drones? Is that a war crime? Can’t wait how this simp justifies that.

@CAT_UXO That was a pretty good video. I would say though that ai like chat gpt is research, but only if provided with other forms of research. But nah... That was spot on!

@CAT_UXO Thats a cute legal argument

@CAT_UXO Lately I have reasons to believe that you are biased as far as your interpretation of international law is on warcrimes.

From my (albeit rusty) recollection, mine *fields* should be marked (not just recorded) but *nuisance* mines not. Typically a *field* is part of a larger strategic defence strategy to block, turn or slow an advance. They're less to kill or destroy than they are to funnel the enemy into a killing zone. hence, you want to mark them for this reason.