If there is even the slightest opportunity to make life difficult for the occupiers, you can be sure that the UAV operators of the K-2 battalion will use it. Here, for example, is a couple of Russians who are hanging out, not suspecting that they are being watched from a drone with a reset. Our pilots drove them into the bushes, where they hid from grenades. Maybe it temporarily saved the occupiers themselves, but it did not save their car and the invaders had to go on foot. And for "dessert" you will be able to watch the work of artillery on enemy positions.

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Text was taken from: Medicolegal Neuropathology: A Color Atlas by D. Dolinak, E.W. Matshes

This young man was working at a loading dock when a reversing semi-trailer crushed his head against a wall. In fig.1, note the obviously distorted appearance of the head, the internal aspect of which is demonstrated in fig.2. There are multiple widely displaced skull fractures at the skull base. We see evidence of extruded brain matter, this time into post-cranial areas with figs.3–4 illustrating brain matter in the stomach and bronchi, respectively. One can appreciate that very high pressure is formed within the skull with these types of injuries. This translates into the forcible displacement of cranial contents into the pharynx, trachea, and esophagus.

When the head is impacted by a moving object while it is resting against an immovable surface, crush injuries occur. In these circumstances, skull bones have widely displaced comminuted fractures, the brain is lacerated, pulpified and may be extruded through the cranial and scalp injuries.