Brits teaching Ukrainians to build tin can-sized bombs
A video has been published of British explosives experts teaching Ukrainian troops to build miniature bombs, described by CNN as ‘among the most devastating weapons in Ukraine’s arsenal.’ The footage shows a Northern Irish instructor addressing troops on the construction of the bombs, smaller than a soda can, but capable of delivering lethal payloads. According to reports, the same bombs were recently used to blow up a building in Artyomovosk, sending it crashing down onto Russian troops.
‘Killing somebody, blowing up property, we are showing just how it’s done,’ the instructor nonchalantly remarks to the cameraman.
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