The Soviet army was not needed, so it was almost not supplied and did not pay a salary. Mr. Putin began building a new bourgeois army, whose combat readiness he tested in the second Chechen War.
Thats because the russian army couldn't provide a proper uniform for there soldiers dude , couldn't even feed there soldiers properly, in the 1990s 20 to 30% of the men were illiterate they could not write there own name, they couldn't read or write well , in the 70s and 80s it was double that , they had to have men stood at major intersections in the russian german sector in germany to point logistics in the right direction because they couldent read the russian road signs . Plus the majority of russian trucks were broke down on the side of the road due to bad maintenance. The Russian army is a joke , the good thing they have is nuclear weapons and maby even they would malfunction due to under funding and bad maintenance.
not a headscarf. More like a cloth to prevent the sweat from running down from head to your eyes and distract you. Very useful in combat situations in a hot climate.
There's actually one video that is much closer, but cameraman and other people literally almost blew up, search for "Accidental firing of a helicopter during an exercise" there's 2 recordings from a camera and one from the cockpit of the heli itself
@@snb333 VSR was the most prevalent camo pattern on M88 style uniform (afghanka) in both first and second Chechen wars, which was probably the last pattern the soviets designed. Flora camo was starting to replace it during the second war, but it still used the M88. The MVD troops(now- Russian National Guard) had varying camo, and uniform types that were made anywhere from late soviet right up to the second Chechen war by private firms, which is why quality was never very consistent. The Soviet stuff is long lasting, (even the disposable KZS over-camo), which is why it’s still used today by donbass rebels and non western former Soviet territories. If a lot more Russian conscripts are needed, the stockpiles of soviet uniforms will more than suffice compared to the constantly shifting uniforms fabricated for profit in the west. Even the Ukrainians are raiding their own(some would also say even their Transnistrian neighbors as well) Soviet stockpiles in absence of the ‘latest/greatest’ western gear/weapons.
I believe Russia was the last country along with the eastern ex-soviet states to use jackboots and foot wraps. Painful as hell for long marches, but built to last.
Genuine WW2 combat footage is enough. But genuine WW1 combate footage is a rarity because of camera technology back then. Very limited with what you can do, so either filming from afar or from a safe position would catch whatever is going on. But there are photos of it.
@@AWmemeiforniathat’s right they shall not grow old was remastered footage that had been slowed down to make it look more modern it’s a great doc definitely worth watching
Chenya probably had to be the scariest war I've ever learned about, the cries and screams I've heard in other videos terrifies me, the way they fought was scary it's self
Whats sad is the chechens asked the west for help and were completely ignored. The west didnt do shit about it. No type of aid or reply at all. They got through the first russian invasion but russia came back 2x. Till they finally took over.
the moment the russians came to take the railway station, radio man heard in his headsets “welcome to hell” then a lot of automatic and rpg fire was unleashing hell. first chechen war 1994-1996. this is the story of alik and turpal who were friends before ussr collapsed
It's like day and night difference between the broke Russian Army of the 90s and 2000s to the one today; where they have less camouflage patterns, are more uniform and professional looking and have body armor for everyone rather than no one.
True,Russian military was pretty much utter shit from 1991 to 2008.Only after Georgian war they started really investing,modernising and equipping their military followed by massive military reforms and reorganization.Russian military today really is incomparably better than 15-25 years ago.
At least according to russian propaganda. They had the same equipment when they attacked georgia too. Only thing that has changed, is that putin disguises their army soldiers into mercenaries and claims they're not in russian chain of command. Yet they still are equipped according to russian gear standards.
Well they can jam GPS over large areas now,have cruise missile capability,have air launched ballistic missiles with home-in capabilities , got rid of most of the cold war era fighter jets.Most of the money dumps are gone like the Typhoon -class subs. Soon they have new subs too.They have a good gunship design in the form of Ka-52.Of course they have their fetishes like the Kuznetsov,or Tu-160s,or Kirovs .But who doesn't?(Khm Khm...Zumwalt,LCS,M6 Linebacker,F-15X)Their tanks are subpar,inferior to western tanks .Their air defense are the best, maybe the Iron Dome is better. I am looking foward to the S-350 capabilities once it comes into service.Also the Admiral-Gorshkov -class frigates are excellent ships in their weight class.The textbook multi-purpose frigate in the 21st century. Hell they would be an excellent addition in the US navy too.
+@@VeXu666, The Russian economy got better thanks to Putin, of course the Russian Armed Forces automatically got more budget. This "same" equipment you mention are upgraded and modernized Cold War weapons that are still capable of being effective on the battlefield.
@@jakeeves5935 Ha-ha, no, they weren't trained for that, I served in the Russian army myself. The most I ever did there was fire an SVD once in two years.
Good quality footage. Much of the Chechen war footage is terrible quality having been on tape which had degraded over the years. Some of these young guys now in their 40s might be fighting in Ukraine 22 years later.
2:38 мой батальонный офицер ВДС - Ветров. В 2020 году при мне был майором. Знаю, что в 2001 году вместе с 237 Парашютно - Десантным полком ездил в Чечню из Пскова. Узнал по характерному внешнему виду и постановке речи) Такой молодой, но такой уверенный на видео, таким же уверенным и остался! Для меня - вооплощение твердого и решимого, настоящего офицера.
@@The_Ghost_of_Kiev что забыл Дудаев в Дагестане? Какими методами он взял власть в Чечне? Зачем устраивал джихад и убивал этнических русских по всей Чечне? (Это и моей семьи коснулось, которые родились и выросли там, но были русскими) Вот за этим и поехал. И вечная слава русскому воинству, а радикальным исламистам - смерть. Чечня - Россия.
@@АлексейАнатольевич-й4ы а их русские мучили с 18 том столетием,заселились на их землях, что ,они вас любить должны?Пол миллиона чеченцев вы убили в 1941 при и после их депортации в Ц.Азий вам однако наплевать,что причиняет Россия другим народам. Вы чума,вы везде устраиваете геноцид и воруете чужие земли. Не пошли оккупировать Кавказ с вашим Ермоловым, и не трогали бы вас там.
@@The_Ghost_of_Kievв чужой стране это какой?Чечня признанный всем миром , в том числе и Украиной субъект РФ.Спроси Чеченцев в Чечне хотят ли они быть независимым государством?
@@The_Ghost_of_Kievновые регионы РФ часть стран признала и признает Украина вопрос времени. Чеченский конфликт завершён как и будет завершён Украинский . Хоть ты слюной там подавись
Honestly I'm surprised how this looks exaclty like the movies. I mean, I thought they always exaggerated aspects of the Russian army for movie bias but they made a really accurate portrayal.
@@samtruesdale6348 Most Soviet rations were close to cat food. Practically everybody ate pate, and the only thing separating that from cat food is amount of water inside the can.
Don’t know about that pal, depending on whether this was the 1st or 2nd Chechen war or the war in Dagestan, it’s highly likely most of these soldiers are young lads conscripted into army with only a few weeks of training or less.
Or alive and well with their families living under a regime thats not as bad as their original soviet counterpart but I mean it’s still The Russian Federation with the whole decriminalizing domestic abuse so-
that is ether an ak47 or a newer ak74 thegp25 like the AKs is still in operation with the Russian military and other former Soviet Union countries including the Ukrainian army
@@jakeeves5935 after the 70s and 80s the AK-47 and AKM were already out of use, the infantry got their hands on the AK-74 chambered in 5.45x39, although the scouts and reconnaissance, and engineers and other forces like paratroopers and maybe Spetsnaz were using the more recent AKMS, an AKM with a underfolder stock while the East Germany, it was the complete opposite the main infantry was still using the MPi-K german copies of the AK-47 with 7.62x39, however other forces like paratroopers were using the 5.45x39 versions also the Polish later had made their own AKs, the wz.96 Beryl, that are chambered in 5.56 like the AK-101
@@jakeeves5935 It's an AKMS. The AK74S doesn't have an underfolding stock on it, and that mag is a 7.62x39 mag. The AK47 was quickly ditched for the AKM in the 50's, so there aren't many actual milled AK47's floating around out there compared to the number of stamped steel AKM's in the world.
Do you know how the bakelite mag became the color it is today they were actually yellow but what happened was the story is they got stored in a Russian warehouse and changed color overtime to a more reddish color..
I like watching Russian forces fight because of how relaxed their methods are. I also enjoy their large amounts of Soviet era gear, shows how well designed it is.
А кто твоего отца оккупанта туда звал, жаль что он там в земле не остался удобрением, но у него есть еще шанс - спецобоzрация, там ему будет еще страшнее.
They look pretty cohesive to me Could definitely do some damage especially with all that heavy ordnance they like to employ right before massed infantry small arms fire with tanks bmps choppers Looks sick
Russia invades Chechnya: "Omg their gear looks so cool look at that" Russia invades Ukraine: "Omg fucking orcs" Just shows people dont give a fuck as long as they dont say anything on the news
Chechnya had small groups fighting not a big deal for Russia but in Ukraine they meet another army which makes Russia into a joke I mean they lost their most important warship to a country who doesn’t even have a navy
@@jokopurnomo956 lel why did Mongolia attack everyone? Thats history my dude, not all germans are nazi and btw the dude did not attack anyone we were not even born...
It's called history and it's gotta lot to do with we humans killing each other and that was all before we where born what's the point of your statement??
@@vadimandreev8570 Can you tell what they are saying from 3:57 to 4:14? Looks like its typical sarge figure smoking a new guy, but I'm not so sure. Much appreciated.
@@agarlicsorbet6482 First time he talks that they found landmine, but they will not touch it. And he requests for sappers to defuse it. Second time this is kind of ripped out of context speech, but he tells that now he will fire green signal rocket and you will seet. Look at me, now i am firering green signal rocket! Probably this message was send on radio to another trooper, to help them to spot this place. Remember that war there was not such thing like GPS. Only maps, coordinated and what you can see with your eyes.
@@deniszavarzin2768 Too late maybe, but thank you! I got similar answer from a different Russian speaker. The radio man wasn't delivering the message properly maybe
Представь, если ты будешь... Что где-то есть планета сладких, сладких конфет, а в ее ядре расплавленный сахар. В процессе кондитерского изделия он перекачивает расплавленный сахар между пластинами затвердевшего сахара на леденцовой корке планеты, где он охлаждается и кристаллизуется в горные образования из леденцов. Добывается развитой расой человекоподобных сахарных муравьев, которые затем съедают сахар и выделяют его в виде систематически размещенных капель, которые после высыхания создают сотовую структуру, из которой формируются их сложные мегаполисы. Конфетный вулкан извергается пирокластическим потоком, погребая близлежащий город в кипящей патоке, отправляя сахарную вату тефру на 6 сладких миль в стратосферу, закрывая солнце и вытягивая влагу, запертую в леденце, вызывая конденсацию на обычно сухой планете. и сделать все это липким и грубым. Раса гуманоидных муравьев, неспособных откладывать яйца в липкий сахар, вымерла, а их цивилизации были принесены в жертву. Их руины сохранились до сих пор, окаменевшие в саркофаге из карамелизированных конфет и погребенные под листом спрессованной ириски толщиной в милю, образовавшейся за миллиард лет после катастрофических извержений вулканических конфет. 🍬
Everyone is loud, you're not going to be sneaking up on anyone in that kit... You must really think that "noise discipline" means you should make efforts to not be heard in larger circles.. Like.. 100 meters out. Not 10 meters. They'll hear you that close..
They still are. They have to rely on mercenary help (foreign and domestic), prisoners and have scammed people from other countries to fight for them in Ukraine 😂
their 2001 operative uniforms (especially the panama hat guy with one side headset in biege gorka) are more bad ass than every operatives nowadays, well ofc i know 2001 SF doesnt have that much protection compare to what we have today, but still its my opinion
0:05 I thought that was an SVD or Dragonov at first but this dudes got a damn optic I’d assume would be used for more of a sniper rifle type platform on his AK74 I think? Or AKM, not sure the variant, but oh so cool.
If any of these guys still work for the russian military they could be telling the new guys some really epic war stories. Also if any of you know what group they are with please let me know
@@lupusinvictus2229 As the son of a Chechen War veteran I gotta say, that what you're talking about is bullshit. In fact Grosniy (or whatever it's called in English - the capital of Chechnya) is now more advanced than the cities from which the soldiers in the video come from. There's no war going on. No disrespect, but I don't even think that you were a soldier, maybe just went to the army, just as any other 18 year old russian
@@weirdkidfromspace Lmao Kay. I know Grozny's been rebuilt and is healthy on the outside now. There's still bombings in the region, kidnappings, shootouts and other things. Just because most peacekeeping is done by Chechens now doesn't mean Russians don't have people stationed there. Who do you think is doing all of this? It's generally mobsters or Wahhabists who fight for independence still and don't consider the war over, so it never truly will be.
4:12 what did the guy shot at to air? look like a flare marker but it's too small for an flare, almost the size of a pen. can somebody explain to me? also what did he saying though, I assume he maybe an field officer since he wear an different camo and he acting kinda bossy toward his comrade.
Remember reading the news items of this war as it progressed. The Chechnyans really stuck it to the Russians with series of ambushes on vehicle colons. Particularly in the cities like Grozny. The Russian losses were immense in that war as well through sheer stubbornness and stupidity. Instead of adapting to the circumstances. Ukraine shows the exact same kind of mentality.
Yes and no. Russians now use the same tactics vs ukrainian tanks as ukrainians used year ago. They adapt, but it still suprises me how russians looked at the beginning of the ukrainian war like they not learned anything from chechnya...
Yes they did good ambushes. But when russians fire shell after shell into a big city until its dust then its no use. The hardest fighting when russians actually lost the most were on mountains. But it didn't take them as long as other countries fighting insurgents to take them out. Fighting such a irregular forces that can just be a combatant when they wish is never easy. Russians just decided the quicker but more costly route. I believe the ukranians wont be able to do any succesful counter attack in the future and their armed forces will slowly be drained or equipment. Thats atleast looking at their newest counter offensive.
The Russians have just defeated the infamous Ukrainian winter/spring/summer offensive without the Ukrainians event being able to reach the first line of defences. The Ukrainians best troops - NATO trained, NATO equipped, NATO led - literally couldn't even progress through the lightly held pickets and observation posts the Russians have in front of the defence lines. So the Russians seem to be adapting just fine. What doesn't adapt is the propaganda. The Germans coped hard in the late 1940s and 1950s that they hadn't been defeated by a superior, mechanised combined arms force led by excellent generals but by endless hordes of mindless "Ivan's" charging blindly forward in human waves. 75 year's later and NATO is still coping with exactly the same memes. The Chechens have a reputation as good fighters, but now they and the Russians are fighting NATO together. So, NATO's problems just get worse and worse.
@@ShingoShojiPLAs coisas não são bem assim, são conflitos diferentes se você acompanhar essa mídia, você será mal informado, essa guerra na Ucrânia se desenrola em muitos acontecimentos. Americanos não puderam derrotar os talibães, não por falta de estrategia ou puder mulitar mas sim um conjunto de coisas, simples guerrilha intricheirados em cidades com apoio para lutar já é um pesadelo para qualquer exército.
Its amazing what Russia can do with so little money . I have seen videos of the early 2000s and 90s. Very interesting to see what a big country can do to defend itself. People really dont understand the amount of money, fuel, logistics is put into just a simple 2 week field problem training for us! even for 1 month training is so much money. Money and resources is really behind many modern army ops. Russia on the other hand was fighting home grown terrorism for decades! that takes allot of resources even a small operation. I see very little armor on the soldiers.
Especially when you consider that almost all the weapons the Chechens have are Russian, sold to them by corrupt Russian generals, for their own profit.
Why are you talking about a country and a topic you know nothing about??? I know Russia and they have budget for military, there isn t only the US that has a military and having been for 2 years in the army, check in what conditions where their opponents, with khalachnikovs and without any long range artillery. Sound like a 12 years old boy playing call of duty and don t know what kind of video game
Russia historically had huge success with producing military above it's limited resources. Starting with so-called "orientalization" of army in late 15th century. Which essentially jump started modern Russia. On another hand US military budget is a black hole of corruption and waste (not that US military is bad, it just costs far more than it should). So direct comparison between such polar opposites is indeed baffling.
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Ah yes the comment section where everyone becomes a 5 star general and knows everything about tactics
Indeed
They are on COD. Other than that done nothing for their countries
well first chechen war was chaotic, Russian army was corrupt, demoralised and had thieves and alcoholics as generals. Enough for you?
Or an opportunistic career seeking ' journalist '.
O Ceviche Band ikr, they’re always saying stupid stuff like “ they didn’t know what they were getting into” or “ they’re just blindly patriotic”
That late Soviet gear they used looks so badass. All mixed up equipment and camo, I love it.
Most of everything was bought by the soldiers and officers themselves with their own money ...
The Soviet army was not needed, so it was almost not supplied and did not pay a salary. Mr. Putin began building a new bourgeois army, whose combat readiness he tested in the second Chechen War.
@@vadimandreev8570
Could you direct me to a source where I cam read more about this topic? A PDF or website?
Thats because the russian army couldn't provide a proper uniform for there soldiers dude , couldn't even feed there soldiers properly, in the 1990s 20 to 30% of the men were illiterate they could not write there own name, they couldn't read or write well , in the 70s and 80s it was double that , they had to have men stood at major intersections in the russian german sector in germany to point logistics in the right direction because they couldent read the russian road signs . Plus the majority of russian trucks were broke down on the side of the road due to bad maintenance. The Russian army is a joke , the good thing they have is nuclear weapons and maby even they would malfunction due to under funding and bad maintenance.
@@BlueStarJT 20% illiterate? In the 90's? You must be referring to the 1890's my friend.
I feel like military equipment from all around the world reached peak aesthetics in the 90s
@@SirRobertELee And during WW2
nah the military looks cooler these days
Thats because everything was designed to operate in a nuclear warzone enviroment (Cold War). Designed to be simple, and last.
It did and then they started focusing on performance over prettiness...
Almost everything in this footage was designed well before the 90s though.
Russians always have the same 3 default voices it seems like.
Facts tho
But why?
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@@alexartemov953 лол)
there’s gravely, medium, and higher pitched
The kitten was working the radio. Calling in air support for the troops and supplies including bringing in rations, water, and a catnip stash.
Yep . . They did recruit the Khajit´s . . . ;O) .
rations being tender vittles
God bless the kitty
hehe kitty
always bring along battle kots
helmet: no
headscarf: *Yes*
Chad headscarf vs virgin helmet
the essentials
not a headscarf. More like a cloth to prevent the sweat from running down from head to your eyes and distract you. Very useful in combat situations in a hot climate.
@@sergeontheloose Ur such a nerd
The early Russian helmets can broke ur neck. Like a rus, im know it.
Cold war era firearms and armoured vehicles are just so iconic.
cold war ? you mean modern still for te russian XD
@@sophierenard787 Yes I mean cold war.
Soviet crap
@ronin6100 LoL Soviet boomer mad
@@sheeit-co3co Mystery meat yank
1:12 probably the closest POV you can possibly get, without being blown to pieces.
😋
definitely
There's actually one video that is much closer, but cameraman and other people literally almost blew up, search for "Accidental firing of a helicopter during an exercise" there's 2 recordings from a camera and one from the cockpit of the heli itself
@itsbordin3798 Was not the video of an attack by a 52 alligator kamov I think the video is from 2018.
Yeah that was sketchy to say the least. Damn
The late 90s/early 00's aesthetic of the Russian uniforms were awesome.
In fact, there was no uniform at all back then. Only leftovers from Soviet warehouses or something bought with the officers' own money.
@@snb333
VSR was the most prevalent camo pattern on M88 style uniform (afghanka) in both first and second Chechen wars, which was probably the last pattern the soviets designed. Flora camo was starting to replace it during the second war, but it still used the M88. The MVD troops(now- Russian National Guard) had varying camo, and uniform types that were made anywhere from late soviet right up to the second Chechen war by private firms, which is why quality was never very consistent.
The Soviet stuff is long lasting, (even the disposable KZS over-camo), which is why it’s still used today by donbass rebels and non western former Soviet territories. If a lot more Russian conscripts are needed, the stockpiles of soviet uniforms will more than suffice compared to the constantly shifting uniforms fabricated for profit in the west.
Even the Ukrainians are raiding their own(some would also say even their Transnistrian neighbors as well) Soviet stockpiles in absence of the ‘latest/greatest’ western gear/weapons.
I believe Russia was the last country along with the eastern ex-soviet states to use jackboots and foot wraps. Painful as hell for long marches, but built to last.
To us it looked like a cheap random shit. 20 years later it looks like warhammer imperial guard.
@@GROZNAYA
You're so sad to believe in all of that.
Jesus.. zero ear protection what so ever, some hard core war fighting.
A G it’s Russia for you.
What’s ear protection
@RogerwilcoFoxtrot That was a radio headset.
KING KONG toxic much
WHAT
War is really not a joke. I see many people making fun of it but for me it's one of the most terrible sound I don't want to hear.
It's certainly better to stick to videogames than fighting a real one.
imagine in the future nations are jsut fighting in realistic military simulators in video games to settle world conflicts
Humor is natural. Even in the darkest times in history, humor will always be there to cheer up & give hope to people in these trying times.
Dark humour?
@@Andrei_Library that would be great, now I think they should do dance offs. I mean Russia would control the world and that’s good
Fascinating footage. If only we had this quality WW2 footage. Or even WW1. That would be incredible.
Genuine WW2 combat footage is enough. But genuine WW1 combate footage is a rarity because of camera technology back then. Very limited with what you can do, so either filming from afar or from a safe position would catch whatever is going on. But there are photos of it.
There is some documentary called they shall not grow old or something like that with crystal clear ww1 footage and dubbed audio. Was nuts.
@@AWmemeiforniathat’s right they shall not grow old was remastered footage that had been slowed down to make it look more modern it’s a great doc definitely worth watching
To me this looks like WW2 footage, colorized... Old crap they're using, even for 2001.
if you want to see ww1 style trench warfare check the current ukraine trench CQC.
Chenya probably had to be the scariest war I've ever learned about, the cries and screams I've heard in other videos terrifies me, the way they fought was scary it's self
Whats sad is the chechens asked the west for help and were completely ignored. The west didnt do shit about it. No type of aid or reply at all. They got through the first russian invasion but russia came back 2x. Till they finally took over.
Indeed so.
the moment the russians came to take the railway station, radio man heard in his headsets “welcome to hell” then a lot of automatic and rpg fire was unleashing hell. first chechen war 1994-1996.
this is the story of alik and turpal who were friends before ussr collapsed
Battle of Stalingrad has left the chat:
true. executions, or when the guy requests support but is denied while being shot at from all directions.
4:46
Mans found a kitten
‘Tis good
Battle-cat
@@chevy66driver Comrade Meow
Even tough guys love kitties.
Komrade Kat's father
2:57 face of warrior
such a chad
Face of a Boyar
face of a poor dude sent to war
@@dirensare do you really think this guy is drafted? Come on man This isn’t 2022 or 1990s.
you can say that again that soldier had the face of a well trained sniper
thank you for being respectful and not adding music of any kind to this.
It's like day and night difference between the broke Russian Army of the 90s and 2000s to the one today; where they have less camouflage patterns, are more uniform and professional looking and have body armor for everyone rather than no one.
True,Russian military was pretty much utter shit from 1991 to 2008.Only after Georgian war they started really investing,modernising and equipping their military followed by massive military reforms and reorganization.Russian military today really is incomparably better than 15-25 years ago.
At least according to russian propaganda. They had the same equipment when they attacked georgia too. Only thing that has changed, is that putin disguises their army soldiers into mercenaries and claims they're not in russian chain of command. Yet they still are equipped according to russian gear standards.
was thinking same thing
Well they can jam GPS over large areas now,have cruise missile capability,have air launched ballistic missiles with home-in capabilities , got rid of most of the cold war era fighter jets.Most of the money dumps are gone like the Typhoon -class subs. Soon they have new subs too.They have a good gunship design in the form of Ka-52.Of course they have their fetishes like the Kuznetsov,or Tu-160s,or Kirovs .But who doesn't?(Khm Khm...Zumwalt,LCS,M6 Linebacker,F-15X)Their tanks are subpar,inferior to western tanks .Their air defense are the best, maybe the Iron Dome is better. I am looking foward to the S-350 capabilities once it comes into service.Also the Admiral-Gorshkov -class frigates are excellent ships in their weight class.The textbook multi-purpose frigate in the 21st century. Hell they would be an excellent addition in the US navy too.
+@@VeXu666, The Russian economy got better thanks to Putin, of course the Russian Armed Forces automatically got more budget.
This "same" equipment you mention are upgraded and modernized Cold War weapons that are still capable of being effective on the battlefield.
Man those troops are HARDCORE. None of them was wearing ANY ear protection and some of those weapons can make your ears bleed theyre so loud.
They'll make your nose bleed. No joke.
@@Skankhunter420 I have heard that it can also make women soldiers bleed from their..... eyes.
@@aholegunner
Doesn't make you hardcore for not wearing protection for ears, it just exposes people like you who are very soft and weak.
Nothing hardcore about it I wish I had worn my ear pro more now I sleep with a fan at night just to drown out the tinnitus
They gon feel it when they get old usin hearing aids LMFAOO
Those boys look wore out.
They do. Sadly most soldiers do on a long battle.
@@punchigames1965 that's true af.
They're fighting a war no one wants, so yeah
It’s war who wouldn’t be worn to the bone?
more like war out lol
Being that young and experience a war scars you forever.
true but they are probably used to it as they train for that type of stuff
@@jakeeves5935 Ha-ha, no, they weren't trained for that, I served in the Russian army myself. The most I ever did there was fire an SVD once in two years.
@@АртёмКоновалов-ф6ч Were you involved in this war?
pretty sure experiencing war scars you forever regardless of your age, my fellow human.
@@unfortunately_fortunate2000Absolutely. Either military or civilian. Average age of a soldier in WW1 was 24 - 25 yet shell shock was common.
Man, you can tell the dude with the kitten at 4:46 is really touched.
He smells the kittens, kittens sometimes have foul smell from their poop
@@dota2videoclips754 what the hell is wrong with you?
@@enshk79 What he said is true
@@dota2videoclips754 wtf
@@Eire_Aontaithe why did he do that with his nose?
Some of them look like pretty tough dudes
You should see the Chechen's 😂
Cory Hobbs it’s russian vs Chechnya there ain’t a pussy on that battlefield to be found period
@@seatato4468 terrorists in coffins without heads and missing body parts.
Especially the ones with the yoga mats 🤗
That's about all of russia including the women and the rabits also😂
Old Russian military gear is so awesome
Она класная, пока тебе не приходится выполнять в ней задачи)
Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦🤷♂️
@@mrmakhno3030hmm how about some russian counter offensives?
@@mrmakhno3030you will see troll, you will see ;)
@@RandomBassBoostswhat dose Ukraine have to do with this video?
Good quality footage. Much of the Chechen war footage is terrible quality having been on tape which had degraded over the years. Some of these young guys now in their 40s might be fighting in Ukraine 22 years later.
Getting those stalker vibes
*A NU CHEEKI BREEKI IV DAMKE!!*
@@MegaBoooooooooooooob get out of here Stalker
2:38 мой батальонный офицер ВДС - Ветров. В 2020 году при мне был майором. Знаю, что в 2001 году вместе с 237 Парашютно - Десантным полком ездил в Чечню из Пскова. Узнал по характерному внешнему виду и постановке речи) Такой молодой, но такой уверенный на видео, таким же уверенным и остался! Для меня - вооплощение твердого и решимого, настоящего офицера.
Ездил убивать в чужой стране?Что ты забыл в Чечне?
@@The_Ghost_of_Kiev что забыл Дудаев в Дагестане? Какими методами он взял власть в Чечне? Зачем устраивал джихад и убивал этнических русских по всей Чечне? (Это и моей семьи коснулось, которые родились и выросли там, но были русскими) Вот за этим и поехал. И вечная слава русскому воинству, а радикальным исламистам - смерть. Чечня - Россия.
@@АлексейАнатольевич-й4ы а их русские мучили с 18 том столетием,заселились на их землях, что ,они вас любить должны?Пол миллиона чеченцев вы убили в 1941 при и после их депортации в Ц.Азий вам однако наплевать,что причиняет Россия другим народам. Вы чума,вы везде устраиваете геноцид и воруете чужие земли. Не пошли оккупировать Кавказ с вашим Ермоловым, и не трогали бы вас там.
@@The_Ghost_of_Kievв чужой стране это какой?Чечня признанный всем миром , в том числе и Украиной субъект РФ.Спроси Чеченцев в Чечне хотят ли они быть независимым государством?
@@The_Ghost_of_Kievновые регионы РФ часть стран признала и признает Украина вопрос времени. Чеченский конфликт завершён как и будет завершён Украинский . Хоть ты слюной там подавись
0:25 Slim Shady?
Yes sir
Eminem is a western piece of shit
Honestly I'm surprised how this looks exaclty like the movies. I mean, I thought they always exaggerated aspects of the Russian army for movie bias but they made a really accurate portrayal.
These Guys are more relaxed as i am when i am shoping.
2:50 This dude’s gear is a vibe.
can you tell what type of jacket he has on?
@@ZSASM7.62 Gorka-1
Dude, this is just for propaganda video, they were wearing garbage 99% of the time
@@sov19871987 probably true
@@sov19871987 Пропаганда - это то, что ты написал, приятель
2:06 that missile shot as strait as me
*Angry Chechen Noises*
😅😂
sometimes the missiles look like they go all wonky but it's the way you look at it being fired
Gross
It's OK to be gay in today's world. Start going to Pride rallies and such.
00:05 My go to setup in Tarkov!
When .12 came out, this was my go-to budget rifle
10/10 would squat with them.
cheeki breeki
Cheeki breeki and squat with the souls of the 250 000 deceased.
Hardbass
Remember No heals to sky.
Tactical kitty!
MRE, cat flavor.
Davyn Hainstock when
Nvm
@@samtruesdale6348 whats that china menu 😂😂
@@samtruesdale6348 Most Soviet rations were close to cat food. Practically everybody ate pate, and the only thing separating that from cat food is amount of water inside the can.
Much respect from 🇺🇸
thx that u respect russia
In wartime there is no respect
@CDS Pvt enemies in goverment
Cause I just cannot forgive the Russians in this war since chechnya just really want Independence
Same goes on how they have war with ukraine because ukraine is independent from Russia
Every soldier look well disciplined, focused, and intent.
They look 18 and clearly don't want to be there
Don’t know about that pal, depending on whether this was the 1st or 2nd Chechen war or the war in Dagestan, it’s highly likely most of these soldiers are young lads conscripted into army with only a few weeks of training or less.
Every soldier looks like they don't want to be a part of this lol
Lol, what? Russian boot camp = six months and this "poorly" russian conscripts killed thousands chechens rapists, killers and jihadists.
@@mat3693 just like in world war 2 Russians just threw Any soldiers to deter the Germans and it worked
The Spetsnaz operator with the cat is awesome !!
I wonder where are they and what are they doing right now in 2020.
Either lying underground or homeless
Or alive and well with their families living under a regime thats not as bad as their original soviet counterpart but I mean it’s still The Russian Federation with the whole decriminalizing domestic abuse so-
@@generallyupsetfetus I would choose the Soviet regime any day over our present one
@@happyguardsman8510 based
@@generallyupsetfetus During the soviet union Russians lived MUCH better than now under dicktaker Putin.
My man with the bandana was straight dripped out 🔥
2:42 this dude too lol
What is dripped out? Did he lose all his blood?
@@nicolasolton no, he meant he is Stylish
something about the bandanna with the single earphone/mic is quite an aesthetic
2:07...what a maneuver
@Armadio I think you're right. One breeze in the wrong direction that could've spelled the end for that helo.
That rocket shot out as strait as me
sloppy Russian rocket
God that AK underfolder with the Bakelite mag and GP25 is hot 🥵
that is ether an ak47 or a newer ak74 thegp25 like the AKs is still in operation with the Russian military and other former Soviet Union countries including the Ukrainian army
agreed
it's like in Project Reality, fighting in Grozny as a grenadier
@@jakeeves5935 after the 70s and 80s
the AK-47 and AKM were already out of use, the infantry got their hands on the AK-74 chambered in 5.45x39, although the scouts and reconnaissance, and engineers and other forces like paratroopers and maybe Spetsnaz were using the more recent AKMS, an AKM with a underfolder stock
while the East Germany, it was the complete opposite
the main infantry was still using the MPi-K german copies of the AK-47 with 7.62x39, however other forces like paratroopers were using the 5.45x39 versions
also the Polish later had made their own AKs, the wz.96 Beryl, that are chambered in 5.56 like the AK-101
@@jakeeves5935 It's an AKMS. The AK74S doesn't have an underfolding stock on it, and that mag is a 7.62x39 mag. The AK47 was quickly ditched for the AKM in the 50's, so there aren't many actual milled AK47's floating around out there compared to the number of stamped steel AKM's in the world.
Do you know how the bakelite mag became the color it is today they were actually yellow but what happened was the story is they got stored in a Russian warehouse and changed color overtime to a more reddish color..
Mikhail Lermontov....'A Hero Of Our Time'...
I like watching Russian forces fight because of how relaxed their methods are. I also enjoy their large amounts of Soviet era gear, shows how well designed it is.
The best part is that their equipment and uniforms are all mixed up,
Just like an airsoft team, makes it easier to keep track of who is who...
@@la-zrider2749 that’s the stupidest shit I’ve heard
Shows how tiny the Russian military budget was after the fall of the wall, more like.
They got clapped
@@MyDark56 who Russia? The first chechenia war they lost but they tried 2x and won. So yeah.
4:47
2:06 rocket malfunction?
Rocket was drunk..lol
Don't worry,
Rocket just drink vodka
before mission. anyway it works.
No. Some helicopter rockets move like that.
I noticed that! It means there could be risk of inaccurate rocket impacts, including Blue-on-Blue...
In mother Russia we drink rocket fuel and replace with vodka
2:12 stereotype
Heinrich Himmler - Talking about that Slavic squat?
Tripaloski
Glad someone else noticed
😂😂😂 FpsRussia getting in on the action as well
their heel is not touching the ground
western spy
У меня там отец воевал, говорит - страшная война была. Сейчас ему 45+.
не знаешь точно сколько твоему отцу лет?
@@БранденбургскийСтратокастер может ему 45 исполнилось и несколько месяцев?
@@БранденбургскийСтратокастерno thats his body temperature
А кто твоего отца оккупанта туда звал, жаль что он там в земле не остался удобрением, но у него есть еще шанс - спецобоzрация, там ему будет еще страшнее.
@@andrewshepitko6354 а че твой сдох в яме с дерьмом и теперь ты обиделся ? чтож поделаешь если жизнь лоха не сладка
They look pretty cohesive to me Could definitely do some damage especially with all that heavy ordnance they like to employ right before massed infantry small arms fire with tanks bmps choppers Looks sick
Ehre sei den russischen Soldaten 🇩🇪❤🇷🇺
Spasibo! RU ❤ Deutschland
That Hind is an utterly terrifying sight
the mi24 is quite an intimidating looking aircraft isn't it it's Russia's front line support helicopter
Russia invades Chechnya: "Omg their gear looks so cool look at that"
Russia invades Ukraine: "Omg fucking orcs"
Just shows people dont give a fuck as long as they dont say anything on the news
Russian army until 2009: Based
Russian army after 2009: Cringe
Chechnya had small groups fighting not a big deal for Russia but in Ukraine they meet another army which makes Russia into a joke I mean they lost their most important warship to a country who doesn’t even have a navy
@@yourmomslover2288U know The Ukrainians don't have a Navy good I think u choose to forget the Fact it was destroyed By Russia
@@yourmomslover2288bye bye Leopard 2A6, destroyed by: 25 years old Soviet missile, 40 years old AT mine and cheap shit FPV drone.
Это 2001 год. Чечня вторглась в Россию через границу с Республикой Дагестан (входит в состав РФ), если вам не сказали.
Interesting video of the war in Chechnya. Thanks !
Yo these graphics are amazing
Chat is this real 😦
5:15 When your squad leader tells you to dig a hasty fighting position but you're a private and have no idea what you're doing.
Squad moment
@@chickenbread3034 Can’t do much about that in the summer heat
Lol
Cadet moment
Slava to Russ!!! Best fighters! Greetings from Germany!
So why germany invade Russia?
@@jokopurnomo956 lel why did Mongolia attack everyone? Thats history my dude, not all germans are nazi and btw the dude did not attack anyone we were not even born...
Germans and russians are the best warriors of the world!
@@MrDemomen Americans are the best warriors!
@@jokopurnomo956 lol, learn history. In 1914 or in 1941?😂
damn, I was literally 1 year old when this happened, not knowing these terrifying things exists in my world.
I wasn't born then, it's crazy to know people died before me 😯😭
@@litgamer6205 what a troubled world we live in, stay safe fam.
@@th4n4t58 I didn't even know there were bad people like this with guns, it's horrible 😭
@Дед Петрович just bad people that want to fight 😕
It's called history and it's gotta lot to do with we humans killing each other and that was all before we where born what's the point of your statement??
2:40 What does the soldier say? Any Russians around to translate? Appreciated.
First, find a loophole, report to me on the radio, and we go out through this loophole and start working.
@@vadimandreev8570 Can you tell what they are saying from 3:57 to 4:14? Looks like its typical sarge figure smoking a new guy, but I'm not so sure. Much appreciated.
@@vadimandreev8570 I have the last name as you , I’m on my other account but I’m from Russia🇷🇺 and my name is Mikhail Andreev
@@agarlicsorbet6482 First time he talks that they found landmine, but they will not touch it. And he requests for sappers to defuse it. Second time this is kind of ripped out of context speech, but he tells that now he will fire green signal rocket and you will seet. Look at me, now i am firering green signal rocket! Probably this message was send on radio to another trooper, to help them to spot this place. Remember that war there was not such thing like GPS. Only maps, coordinated and what you can see with your eyes.
@@deniszavarzin2768 Too late maybe, but thank you! I got similar answer from a different Russian speaker. The radio man wasn't delivering the message properly maybe
Ah, he found kitten
Sweet
Russian soldiers are badass ..Respect from India 🇮🇳
Представь, если ты будешь...
Что где-то есть планета сладких, сладких конфет, а в ее ядре расплавленный сахар.
В процессе кондитерского изделия он перекачивает расплавленный сахар между пластинами затвердевшего сахара на леденцовой корке планеты, где он охлаждается и кристаллизуется в горные образования из леденцов. Добывается развитой расой человекоподобных сахарных муравьев, которые затем съедают сахар и выделяют его в виде систематически размещенных капель, которые после высыхания создают сотовую структуру, из которой формируются их сложные мегаполисы.
Конфетный вулкан извергается пирокластическим потоком, погребая близлежащий город в кипящей патоке, отправляя сахарную вату тефру на 6 сладких миль в стратосферу, закрывая солнце и вытягивая влагу, запертую в леденце, вызывая конденсацию на обычно сухой планете. и сделать все это липким и грубым.
Раса гуманоидных муравьев, неспособных откладывать яйца в липкий сахар, вымерла, а их цивилизации были принесены в жертву.
Их руины сохранились до сих пор, окаменевшие в саркофаге из карамелизированных конфет и погребенные под листом спрессованной ириски толщиной в милю, образовавшейся за миллиард лет после катастрофических извержений вулканических конфет. 🍬
@@NuttinChunkySpunk what the actual fuck?
@@NuttinChunkySpunkты наркоман?
@@NuttinChunkySpunkRyazan sugar?
The chap who jumps over the stream rattled like a scrap dealers truck. No way was he ever going to stay quiet in the field lol.
Everyone is loud, you're not going to be sneaking up on anyone in that kit...
You must really think that "noise discipline" means you should make efforts to not be heard in larger circles.. Like.. 100 meters out.
Not 10 meters. They'll hear you that close..
TheIfifi Not true mate our kit needs to be silent with any movement at any distance
Doesn't help he carries the pkm machine gun the ammo belt is contained in a metal box
Packet of tic tacs in his pocket...
Just stop...These are russian soldiers, Known world wide for not giving a fuck.
man, The Russian army was broke ass shit in the 90's and early 2000's yet, looks soo badass.
Most of those dudes or conscripts so they were forced to fight only about 10 to 20% of the total force of the Russian military was professional
They still are. They have to rely on mercenary help (foreign and domestic), prisoners and have scammed people from other countries to fight for them in Ukraine 😂
@@enhancedutility266more were professional. Even lord Armagedon was there fighting.
And yet they won in Chechnya
@@mananaVestaLOST then won the second time.
Cold War II russian camo gear is a historic classic.
How war has changed over the years is really interesting to watch
It Sure Is
their 2001 operative uniforms (especially the panama hat guy with one side headset in biege gorka) are more bad ass than every operatives nowadays, well ofc i know 2001 SF doesnt have that much protection compare to what we have today, but still its my opinion
The pasgt had more protection with shoulder pads and a neck guard. Nowadays perps look dumb as hell with too much extra bs.
Any soldier with a head scarf looks badass
This retard likes ISIS lol
1:47
Soldier: OPEN FIRE!
Background radio: One-two, cease fire! Do you copy?
🙂
Homie didn't give a shit lol
This was the real deal... Chechen mujahideen against the Goliath.
Funded and supplied by the cia
jihadi terrorists with western support. Like in Syria and Libya.
Chechens lost finally and fought for AQ in Afghanistan and IS in middle east. So not exactly the guys to support
@@realpolitick1468 after they lost, they had enough fighters to send outside. Just google it imao. Chechens fighting for AQ and IS
@@realpolitick1468 I've watched every international media, even some middle east. Are you Russian or Ukrainian btw?
ужасное было время ,да и с сейчас не спокойное .слава Российскому солдату
It's been said that the guy on 5:17 is still digging that foxhole.
Lmfaoooooo😂😂😂😂😂
Legend has it*
@@thecursader4681no.
There are multiple ways to say it.
@@charlieyes4946 so?
@@thecursader4681 you don’t have to correct something that’s not wrong
0:05 I thought that was an SVD or Dragonov at first but this dudes got a damn optic I’d assume would be used for more of a sniper rifle type platform on his AK74 I think? Or AKM, not sure the variant, but oh so cool.
AK-74SN with dove tail, yes it PSO-1from SVD
your right I didn't notice that till I saw your comment
everyone is complaining how this is oudated or obsolete but i refuse to believe, this is peak loadout, it can kill like any other
Those rifle setups are badass. Underfolder AKs with grenade launchers. So sick!
God bless all the soldiers of the world. The brave men who stand up to defend their respective homelands.
Chechnya is an integral part of Russia, they will keep it until the end...no matter how expensive the cost.
Homeland? Homeland of Russia is 400 km around Moskow!
@@mm-lw5rl Московия
русские прошлый народ на многих землях россии.
@@mm-lw5rl no
2:48 "... get the yayo."
Lmfao
Cocaine in RuSSy army?
If any of these guys still work for the russian military they could be telling the new guys some really epic war stories. Also if any of you know what group they are with please let me know
I’d assume they’re with an armoured VDV group, other than that my only guess would be the 45th recon
@@BuffBisexual Description says they’re the 56 Air Assault Brigade, circa 2001.
4:38 Buscando minas
For some reason, the video felt like I was watching a wordless art movie.
3:08 mark you can hear a sniper round zip by the camera crew while the Soldier is patrolling
No... you cant
Wow
Why does the one soldier have a blank adapter on his AK74 at 0:52?
He doesnt, the finish of his muzzle is just completely stripped off.
Sometimes, translation would be nice. They not talking too much btw. In the other hand, we can get more videos from this era on the video than today.
Their brave in a very dangerous place. I admire their techniques and courage.
There’s been fighting there for more than 25 years now.
Didn’t all hostility ended in 2005? And kadirov pledges support to Putin and Moscow?
@@josejuliannunez9437 As a former Russian soldier, no. The insurgency in the Chechen-Dagestan region has not stopped, only slowed.
very thought fighting as well
@@lupusinvictus2229 As the son of a Chechen War veteran I gotta say, that what you're talking about is bullshit. In fact Grosniy (or whatever it's called in English - the capital of Chechnya) is now more advanced than the cities from which the soldiers in the video come from. There's no war going on. No disrespect, but I don't even think that you were a soldier, maybe just went to the army, just as any other 18 year old russian
@@weirdkidfromspace Lmao Kay. I know Grozny's been rebuilt and is healthy on the outside now. There's still bombings in the region, kidnappings, shootouts and other things. Just because most peacekeeping is done by Chechens now doesn't mean Russians don't have people stationed there. Who do you think is doing all of this? It's generally mobsters or Wahhabists who fight for independence still and don't consider the war over, so it never truly will be.
4:12 what did the guy shot at to air? look like a flare marker but it's too small for an flare, almost the size of a pen. can somebody explain to me? also what did he saying though, I assume he maybe an field officer since he wear an different camo and he acting kinda bossy toward his comrade.
He fired a green flare to indicate his location
4:10 what was he shooting?
A firework
🧨
no phones, just guys living in the moment
Is this footage from the first Chechen war under Yeltsin or second war under President Putin?
Putin
2
Second Chechen company under Putin's command
Russians/Ukrainians are the toughest people I've ever met
yup that's true I have a few Russian and Ukrainian friends
Where are you from?
@@rv4123 Canada. I should've said people from post soviet countries are the toughest I've met.
Russia the protector of slavic people everywhere
4:03 what is that, please? Some sort of flare or smoke or something?
mini flare
google - "signal ohotnica" hunters signal
Remember reading the news items of this war as it progressed. The Chechnyans really stuck it to the Russians with series of ambushes on vehicle colons. Particularly in the cities like Grozny. The Russian losses were immense in that war as well through sheer stubbornness and stupidity. Instead of adapting to the circumstances. Ukraine shows the exact same kind of mentality.
Yes and no. Russians now use the same tactics vs ukrainian tanks as ukrainians used year ago. They adapt, but it still suprises me how russians looked at the beginning of the ukrainian war like they not learned anything from chechnya...
Yes they did good ambushes. But when russians fire shell after shell into a big city until its dust then its no use. The hardest fighting when russians actually lost the most were on mountains. But it didn't take them as long as other countries fighting insurgents to take them out. Fighting such a irregular forces that can just be a combatant when they wish is never easy. Russians just decided the quicker but more costly route. I believe the ukranians wont be able to do any succesful counter attack in the future and their armed forces will slowly be drained or equipment. Thats atleast looking at their newest counter offensive.
@@medievalarmorexptert6827 It was just a comment on a particular event of the war.
The Russians have just defeated the infamous Ukrainian winter/spring/summer offensive without the Ukrainians event being able to reach the first line of defences. The Ukrainians best troops - NATO trained, NATO equipped, NATO led - literally couldn't even progress through the lightly held pickets and observation posts the Russians have in front of the defence lines. So the Russians seem to be adapting just fine.
What doesn't adapt is the propaganda. The Germans coped hard in the late 1940s and 1950s that they hadn't been defeated by a superior, mechanised combined arms force led by excellent generals but by endless hordes of mindless "Ivan's" charging blindly forward in human waves. 75 year's later and NATO is still coping with exactly the same memes.
The Chechens have a reputation as good fighters, but now they and the Russians are fighting NATO together. So, NATO's problems just get worse and worse.
@@ShingoShojiPLAs coisas não são bem assim, são conflitos diferentes se você acompanhar essa mídia, você será mal informado, essa guerra na Ucrânia se desenrola em muitos acontecimentos.
Americanos não puderam derrotar os talibães, não por falta de estrategia ou puder mulitar mas sim um conjunto de coisas, simples guerrilha intricheirados em cidades com apoio para lutar já é um pesadelo para qualquer exército.
At least these guys didn't have to deal with cheap drones dropping grenades and mortars on them every 30 seconds
Hy mike thnks fr such good video
Technology will never beat the will to fight.
Unless you are the Hungarians or Czechs during the Cold War.
Tell that to the japanese
Tell that to the Japanese
Tell that to the Japanese
It did. Look at Chechnya now
God bless every christian fighter out there
Why does it matter if there Christian or not
Yeah cause I'm sure Jesus approves. Derp
War doesn't care who you are
Nah nigga what you talking bout DEUS VULT
2:05 What was the Rocket doing there??
4:47 the true warrior has soft side in the times of war
Its amazing what Russia can do with so little money . I have seen videos of the early 2000s and 90s. Very interesting to see what a big country can do to defend itself. People really dont understand the amount of money, fuel, logistics is put into just a simple 2 week field problem training for us! even for 1 month training is so much money. Money and resources is really behind many modern army ops. Russia on the other hand was fighting home grown terrorism for decades! that takes allot of resources even a small operation. I see very little armor on the soldiers.
Especially when you consider that almost all the weapons the Chechens have are Russian, sold to them by corrupt Russian generals, for their own profit.
Why are you talking about a country and a topic you know nothing about??? I know Russia and they have budget for military, there isn t only the US that has a military and having been for 2 years in the army, check in what conditions where their opponents, with khalachnikovs and without any long range artillery.
Sound like a 12 years old boy playing call of duty and don t know what kind of video game
@@cuorenerazzurro1661This was during the fall of the soviet union, when russia was very poor. That's what he's talking about.
Russia historically had huge success with producing military above it's limited resources. Starting with so-called "orientalization" of army in late 15th century. Which essentially jump started modern Russia. On another hand US military budget is a black hole of corruption and waste (not that US military is bad, it just costs far more than it should). So direct comparison between such polar opposites is indeed baffling.
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Good footage ..cool stuff ....Thank you