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Russian Uran-6 Removes Mines from Beach in Mariupol
Published 2 years ago
Overhead drone footage from the Russian Emergencies Ministry shows a Uran-6 demining vehicle conducting anti-mine operations on the beach near Mariupol.
If you're wondering why this video seems off, it's because someone at the Russian Emergencies Ministry decided they needed to edit in a stock explosion sound effect over the landmines going off under the Uran-6. It's as if they didn't think we'd believe they were actually detonating mines with a mine removal vehicle on a beach we all know the Ukrainians mined in order to prevent them from conducting a beach landing behind the Azov Battalion during the Siege of Mariupol.
This addition of sound effects to very clear and obviously truthful footage from the Russian government is part of what makes it nearly impossible to believe them whenever they do something. I don't understand the constant need to overexaggerate every small thing they do.
