A Ukrainian soldier deactivates anti tank mines before repositioning them to the frontline closer to Russian troops 
Posted on 05/31/2022 10:12:45 AM PDT by UMCRevMom@aol.com
Translation: A soldier found a dog on the battlefield.
This propaganda is just getting comical now.
A Ukrainian soldier deactivates anti tank mines before repositioning them to the frontline closer to Russian troops
This is embarrassing.
The dog probably sees no difference between his Ukrainian handlers and the Russian handlers. Try letting the Arabs or Africans in the area handle him.
Even a dog can tell what Russia is doing is evil.
I guess it takes a while to haul $40 billion to the laundromat.
Kind of sounds familiar:
Abandoned dogs get new handlers after US pullout from Afghanistan
By Yaron Steinbuch
September 13, 2021
https://nypost.com/2021/09/13/abandoned-dogs-get-new-homes-after-afghanistan-withdrawal/
There’s a problem with the ownership of these dogs though, because these two comments about the dogs do not mesh with one another:
1)
Azizi said he is not sure about the identity of the previous owners — and is instead just focused on getting the canines back to work when the airport returns to normal.
“We have done training with them to find out what they are used for exactly,” he told AFP, adding that they have realized “they are bomb dogs.”
2)
“Photos circulating online were animals under the care of the Kabul Small Animal Rescue, not dogs under the care of the U.S. military,” US Army Lt. Col. Karen Roxberry, a spokesperson for US Central Command, told The Post.
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Kabul Small Animal Rescue would only be rescuing Detection Dogs AFTER they were abandoned:
Hewad Azizi, who works for a company handling security at the airport, told Agence France-Presse that he looked for abandoned dogs as soon as the last American soldier left.
“When I saw (the soldiers leaving), I went to save the dogs,” he told AFP at a makeshift training center at the airport, which faces hangars once used for US aircraft and military equipment.
Azizi said he found 30 dogs, half of them in the area that was controlled by the Americans, and others were discovered in zones that belonged to former Afghan police.
I believe nothing about this dog being abandoned.
It’s so sappy the intended audience must be saps.
A group of Ukrainian soldiers has found a new recruit in the form of a sweet stray dog. In a viral video, the servicemen introduce their newest “recruit”: a puppy they are calling Rambo. They found Rambo on the street and decided to take him in. “We felt sorry for him. It was freezing outside,” the soldiers explain on camera. “We took him into our post, and he stayed with us.” Rambo is an adorable pup who is absolutely dwarfed by the soldiers in their combat gear. But still, he commands a presence (as puppies do), which might be why the troop refers to him as their “protector.” According to the soldiers, Rambo acts as a watchdog who can hear if a stranger is nearby. Great hearing might be the most physical protection he can offer, but Rambo is undoubtedly helping to preserve their morale as the fighting stretches on. The joy of a puppy certainly brings a little relief to dark days. 
VIDEO Meet Rambo and Other Adorable "Trench Pups" From Donbass https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEddHJkrKKs
Agree. Your comment does not ‘mesh’
So that’s what a Nazi dog looks like.
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Bomb-sniffing dog called hero after uncovering over 200 Russian bombs
VIDEO https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIFc3yy2iKU
Agree. It's probably going to get a lot worse as reality sets in.
What a cuty! Did you see the stories a while ago about Hero Rat. This was a very large rat-like creature that was trained to find things like mines. Southeast Asia I think.
I'm very surprised it was not sourced from Daily Mail.
I like to say that they are so bad, that if the entire Ukraine Army surrended to the Russians, the Daily Mail headline would be
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