Originally posted by Boroda
I find this amazing:
Asked about witness testimony and footage of children killed or wounded, Mattis said: “I have not seen the pictures but bad things happen in wars. I don’t have to apologize for the conduct of my men.”
Yes, bad things happen. But... Some things are just too much for me. Being at least polite is too difficult because of a fear to lose face?...
Another thought: when "bad things" happen in Chechnya they all start screaming about "evil Russians" and "human rights for Chechen terrorists". OTOH - when this miserable parody of an officer says he refuses even to apoligize - it's all right... What about human rights here? No human - no rights?...
Except when bad things happend in Chechnya its a tiny little bit different...
Please note the dates, 2000 as in the year 2000 and not the year 1944....
BTW Boroda has often touted the precision of soviet artilerry and how its so m uch better than US smart weapons.
I'm guessing they precisely targeted every square inch of that city, a few times over by the looks of it....
So without futher delay, behold Russian humane warfighting policy!!!
Gronzy before - Dec 16, 1999:
Grozny after - Mar 16, 2000: