This is the kind of vile propaganda the noble Russian army is up against

This is the kind of vile propaganda the noble Russian army is up against.
Filthy ukies painted a fake Russian field carriage and actually brought a WW1 Maxim gun, complete with the now-useless gun shield, from the local museum to pass it off as century-old Russian military equipment!
Shameful propaganda. Absolutely shameful.

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Yeah no shit fag. It's called war. Both sides will try to smear each other. What did you expect? If you've picked a side at least attempt to smear the other, propaganda can only be fought with more propaganda

Nobody fully understands how the "Z" sign even works in this war.

What I managed to gather from multiple videos and photos, is that Russians actually paint a "Z" sign in virtually every single vehicle they encounter. This is likely done to signify to other troops that this vehicle has been checked/cleared and doesn't pose any threats.
The "Z" basically slapped on everything that could be mistaken as a threat.

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Thank you for your support brother, we need to bump this thread and share this picture so other anons know what we're up against.

Man I pity them. The latest video from the Front are really not Pretty. The rusky started a few day ago to use hyper-baric munition..... They invited the AFU to come and pick up theirs dead to no avail..... So they are burying them before they stink up the place.

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I bet these can take at least two hits from a bazooka team in Civ.

It's a friend-or-foe identifier used because due to shared history, both sides use many of the same vehicles. The Belarusians use a different letter. This has been known before escalations began.

I agree. twitter is all stupid propaganda and nazi shill bots. I don't see how foloing me will help

fooling* me

>It's a friend-or-foe identifier
yeah yeah
but what I'm saying is that you can spot Z's being painted on non-combat vehicles, and on completely random things in general. I was explaining why they do that.
"friend" in this case also signifies "non-threat" vehicle