Not sure why I have had a post removed for stating a fact, but that white symbol, is recognised NATO symbology for destroyed equipment.
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I see another ancient symbol, used in the 20th century by a nation in Europe, hiding inside that pattern.
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I know it’s late but my internet has been down. The BMP 2 is not from Ukraine, it’s a Russian vehicle undergoing live fire on the ranges, I only know cause I’ve had this photo for years on my PC
That’s a stretch 
but that one’s already taken by Azov although I don’t think they are allowed to use it anymore.
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Lots of “patriots” on both sides feel some kind of attraction to that old symbol.
Some Russian soldiers have it tattooed. I think Prigozhins second in command (some say the actual military brains behind Wagner) also had it as a tattoo.
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Good to see a common sense approach to
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My bad ! I’ve edited my post (once again 
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H.P.
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The only problem with it, is that it has caused a problem painting my Samurai cause I’m not allowed to use it
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Sucks doesn’t it?
There is a LOT of historical use of that symbol which is now hidden behind the mess created by a disgruntled corporal with an ugly moustache
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Well that’s something I’ve never noticed before, the ZU 23 guns are set at an angle! Could explain why I have problems building it!
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Absolutely, was my first thought as well.
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you see weird things but you cant even say the name of the european country axaxaxaxaxaxa
go ahead say it
Lots of pe grid squares.
Pic-up Sticks!
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@Simon_Barnes Actually, if you are using it in an Asian context, it is a different symbol, being a mirror image of that used by certain European nations. Still very commonly seen here in Japan.
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Sometimes the mirrored and the non-mirrored are seen together.
I want to let people think for themselves 
at least sometimes …
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