Did Ukraine Commit a War Crime? Let's Talk About the 'Log' Mines
June 1, 2025
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Did Ukraine just commit a war crime by disguising landmines as logs and dropping them with drones? TikTok “journalist” Ethan Levin says yes — and somehow manages to be wrong twice in under 30 seconds.
In this video, I break down the actual laws around landmines, including the Ottawa Treaty, and explain the difference between anti-personnel and anti-tank mines. I also look into the origin of these so-called “log mines” and whether they’re even Ukrainian to begin with (spoiler: they might be Russian).
This isn’t just a reaction video — it’s a deep dive into drone warfare, battlefield logistics, and why TikTok isn’t a substitute for research.
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