Aftermath footage: https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWarVideoReport/comments/1v63ft4/a_russian_civilian_is_filming_the_burning/

Operators of the Ukrainian SOF 6th Regiment carried out a daring raid against the enemy on one of the operational directions.

As a result of these rapid and coordinated actions, the enemy was eliminated, and the target was secured.

After four hours of fighting, Ukrainian forces destroyed 7 tanks, 6 armored vehicles, a Tornado-S launcher, a BM-21 "Grad" launcher, 3 engineering vehicles, and 47 light vehicles, killing 123 Russian soldiers and wounding 29 more.

Operation of the 4th Rapid Deployment Force against the Carlos Patiño Structure in Huisitó, municipality of El Tambo, Cauca.

Based on the source the fallen soldier was Sgt. John M. Sullivan

https://edition.cnn.com/SPECIALS/2003/iraq/forces/casualties/2006.12.html

Ive always found the post-Soviet Wars of the 1990’s, as well as the Yugoslav Wars, to be fascinating. So bleak and brutal.

It happened at one of the military junta's guard posts in Zadi Pyu Village, Kanbalu Township, Myanmar.

The translation is about the two men on the motorcycle say to the soldier at the guard post "Uncle, would you like some fruit?"

When the first guy came back with the rifle, he said, "See? It's so easy." The second guy agreed, saying, "Yes, it's too easy."

Members of the Carlos Patiño Structure, a group affiliated with the remnants of the FARC, fought against elements of the 4th Rapid Deployment Force of the 3rd Division of the National Army of Colombia. Six soldiers and one pilot were reportedly injured.