Do not shoot!

Two large war machines were on display in Warsaw. They were destroyed near Bucza. They entered Ukraine via Belarus. And their unit comes from Ulan-Ude in Buryatia (6315 km from Ukraine).

[Joan Robillard]

Looks like they would fall apart if you touched them

[Esther Rosenberg]

Cool to see up close I bet.

[Mickey Anderson]

Looks like junk.

[Mags]

Looks like they've been there a long while. The rusty textures are great.

[Bucktree]

Interesting to see up close.

[Merrelyn]

You have captured a lot of rusty detail.

[Beryl Lloyd]

Super colour tones and textures created by the rusty exterior ! Amazing how rust can take over the most mighty !

[mittens (Marilyn)]

I love the rust.

[gloria jones]

Neat shot, rusty textures

[Shanne]

so much rust - an older machine brought back into action? (that's what some of our news said)

[Tina]

I hope this is over as soon as possible.

[Peter Dulis]

great POV

[Renee Salamon]

Lovely dof and rustic colours, I like the focus on the blue and yellow

[Kathy]

It has seen weather and action. Why is it in Warsaw now?

[Kartia]

If only the world would listen. Do not shoot indeed. Poignant image to me.

[Jane Pittenger]

Ditto Kartai

[Shutterbug]

Very troubling times. Hearts to Ukraine. 🇺🇦

[haskar]

@randystreat I was wondering about that too. Apparently, this is an installation that is to be exhibited also in other cities of world. The machines themselves did not make a terrifying sight at me. But in comparison with the city and the traffic, they are filled with fear.

[Kathy]

The thought of what they are, what they do and where they've been should give everyone pause.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It is a powerful display- hopefully it gives everyone a reason to pause and reflect on the current war in the Ukraine and what they can do to help stop it.