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Reuters: In pictures: Russia invades Ukraine (Original Post) abqtommy Feb 2022 OP
Noticed in three different pictures this morning cachukis Feb 2022 #1
Its possible DetroitLegalBeagle Feb 2022 #2
Yes, it's possible that there are defective bombs and missiles. We know that they don't abqtommy Feb 2022 #3

cachukis

(2,238 posts)
1. Noticed in three different pictures this morning
Thu Feb 24, 2022, 09:47 AM
Feb 2022

the shells still had their tailfins intact. Wonder if they have defective bombs?

DetroitLegalBeagle

(1,923 posts)
2. Its possible
Thu Feb 24, 2022, 09:58 AM
Feb 2022

There will always be duds. But exploded ordnance can still leave them intact. Casings aren't entirely destroyed when they explode. Its entirely possible for the rear portion of a bomb or missile to still be mostly intact after detonation.

abqtommy

(14,118 posts)
3. Yes, it's possible that there are defective bombs and missiles. We know that they don't
Thu Feb 24, 2022, 10:07 AM
Feb 2022

know the difference between civilian and military targets. But even defective bombs and
missiles cause damage and death.

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