We need more footage

Not long ago we asked ourselves why Russian sources rarely publish footage of strikes against enemy infantry, even though the enemy boasts about such strikes and actively uses them in their propaganda.

This is largely why you sometimes encounter the opinion that Russian drone operators barely strike infantry. Yet in reality, enemy personnel are being eliminated just as massively as equipment.

So it's all the more gratifying to see the emergence of quality compilations of strikes against enemy infantry. And their proper distribution in the foreign segment could even lead to a practical effect in the form of reducing the number of would-be mercenaries from, say, Colombia willing to join the AFU.

The decision to hand over such publications to third-party channels is correct, but official resources could use this too. We don't need to engage in cannibalism Ukrainian media style, but we do need to show the destruction of the enemy. Otherwise it's strange when a country at war seems embarrassed to show the elimination of the enemy.

And we shouldn't underestimate the moral component — those who like to shout "we need a Russian killer" should clearly understand what awaits them after the inevitable cancellation of the military deferment from "beautification" by the TCC. You couldn't come up with better visual propaganda than that.
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