Nope. This has already been debunked. Notice that only one bullet has rifling marks demonstrating that it was fired. The other has no such rifling marks indicating that it was not fired. Also, in a war, people shoot AT each other, which would cause a head-on collision, not at 90° angles from each other.
May have hit a round that was in a bandoleer. (My wild ass guess)Nope. This has already been debunked. Notice that only one bullet has rifling marks demonstrating that it was fired. The other has no such rifling marks indicating that it was not fired. Also, in a war, people shoot AT each other, which would cause a head-on collision, not at 90° angles from each other.
I'm not saying that one bullet didn't strike the other. What I'm saying is that the narrative of it all is bullshit. The odds of one bullet hitting another that was in a bandoleer or a magazine or in a big pile of ammo is nowhere near 1 in 300 Bazillion or whatever the claim was. The picture implies that the bullets struck each other in mid air and that the chances of that happening are so ridiculously high. Clearly, that narrative is false.May have hit a round that was in a bandoleer. (My wild ass guess)