Soldiers Witnessed Something Paranormal In Ukraine...

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  @JenniferKucia · 1 year ago

  "contractors fighting contractors"  Because the word mercenary is taboo. Contractors sounds like guys using power tools to kill each other.

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• AU

  @aurevoiralex · 1 year ago

  That little dog stayed and protected the children, even through starvation. Respect.

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• GR

  @greyscout01 · 1 year ago

  Entities that feed on Fear, Blood, and Death, were &apos;invited&apos; into these places by some of the pure Evil that took place.<br>Once you &quot;feel&quot; that Evil in a place, you&apos;ll never forget it.

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• XX

  @xxCrapNamexx · 1 year ago

  Idk ghosts aren&apos;t as scary as fpv drones tbh.

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• EG

  @egnbigdave · 1 year ago

  &quot;It is good that war is so terrible, or we may grow too fond of it&quot; - Robert E Lee

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• US

  @USMNTFAN-s6u · 1 year ago

  I appreciated the closure this episode brought. I am a police officer and in the last year I’ve responded to some violent deaths that have stuck with me. Above all, one was a newborn. That has stuck with me everyday since. The ending monologue was helpful for me to think about death, especially violent or unexpected, in a more broad spectrum than I did before.

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• TA

  @tazmunster7646 · 1 year ago (edited)

  one sad fact is that there are bits of bodies and bodies being found in the flieds where Ww1 and WW2 were fought still today. There are reports of campfires seen in woods that cover the old battlefields and voices heard. Just to disappear when aproached. Heard a account of people visiting the site of Passiondale. There are woods that the locals will not go to. This group went there and were approached by an Army Officer who simply said&apos; We are still here&apos;.

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• NC

  @ncsptr9425 · 1 year ago

  what scary about this is, it was not some stories about something happened 40-50 years ago.. but actually ongoing right now..

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• SE

  @Se7enths0n89 · 8 months ago

  There is a special place in the deepest depths of Hell for guys that commit crimes against innocent women and children in a war zone, and honestly an eternity of suffering is them getting off easy imo.

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• DL

  @dlxmarks · 1 year ago (edited)

  I didn&apos;t recognize the PTSD-triggering possibilities of drones until now. That&apos;s going to be an unfortunately too common thing for the vets for the rest of their lives.

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• HO

  @HowardMoth · 1 year ago

  In Camp Taji Iraq, near what they called the CRISP yard, my buddy and I got to experience the NOD shadow people. It looked like four to five people low crawling so we had thought they were fellow soldiers trying to sneak around and steal stuff from the containers. We threw some chemlights we had at them and when the shadows crawled over them they would dim or go out completely which made us think they were real people even more. When the MP&apos;s showed up they saw the same shadows we did but when they pointed a spot light at them there was nothing there. Gave me the creeps for months.

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• JA

  @jamescarlson1128 · 4 months ago

  It&apos;s sad to think that something kids play with every single day flying around their neighborhoods is used to blow up essentially your neighbors. It&apos;s just sad.

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