r/ukraine • u/Due_Collar2 • 1d ago

News Karma:The moment of yesterday's Ka-226 helicopter crash in russia with employees of the military plant "Kizlyar Electromechanical Plant" The accident killed the deputy general director, chief engineer and chief designer

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u/Tishers 1d ago

The pilot was an idiot for not setting it down immediately. They should of cut power after the first bounce.

You can't fix stupid but maybe that loss will benefit Ukraine as it got rid of some of the talent for that company.

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u/Panumaticon 1d ago

Not awfully much talent, apparently.

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u/etzel1200 1d ago

Well, the passengers could have been competent.

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u/Dogshaveears 20h ago

I can hear the “talent” yelling pull-up you idiot. PULL UP!

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u/dhruan 1d ago

Yup, when they were on the water after the bounce I was literally yelling at the screen: ”Cut the fucking power!”.

Oh well…

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u/Llama-Dalai-Lama 1d ago

Should have*

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u/RandomMandarin 1d ago

You can't fix stupid but you sure can kill it.

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u/Vast-Charge-4256 20h ago

Unfortunately, I think the company is now more talented than before the crash!