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    Russische Tarnnetze mit Styropor oder gummierten Ziegelschuttstücken. Sie eignen sich besonders gut für die von den Russen geschaffenen Bedingungen in so vielen ukrainischen Gemeinden.

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    2. Space-Turtle88 on

      Hope Ukraine adds a clause into the peace agreement that they get to ship all russian trash left in their country, back to russia, at russia’s expense.

    5. TheDucktapeBandit2 on

      Seen it few years ago allready…
      Pretty clever.
      I hope the pigs get defeaten soon and return to their own barn and mud.

    7. MinimumArt8781 on

      But…styrofoam can be set alight by any flammable liquid, it’s really dumb

    8. EXile1A on

      Wouldn’t you easily see temperature differences as the Styrofoam reacts completely different to temperature compared to the rubble around it?

    9. Cerres on

      “Does that pile of trash look a little too clean to you?”

      Honestly it’s a pretty interesting idea. If it works we’ll likely see more of it.

    10. LovesRetribution on

      Probably could be better made to blend with the environment by not being so homogeneous. Maybe add some different bits. Also looks a little too clean. Could use a little bit of dirt rubbed around. Make the colors pop less.

    11. Extension-Scarcity41 on

      Minecraft camouflage….

      That will burn nicely, and the toxic fumes will quickly put an end to anybody underneith

    12. Gamer30168 on

      That was great idea until they published it. Now every drone operator will be paying extra attention to piles of bricks that look similar.

    15. Dominicwriter on

      Maskirovka – The Russian term маскировка, maskirovka literally means masking. **An early military meaning was camouflage, soon extended to battlefield masking using smoke and other methods of screening**. From there it came to have the broader meaning of military deception, widening to include denial and deception.

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