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@joni_askola 1991

Russia is losing the war it started in Ukraine

@P_Kallioniemi 1991

Regular Russians are now calling for Finns to come and save their collapsing society.

@mouw5284 Intentional or low IQ? I say both, classic russian values

The man who lost Crimea for Putin ..I salute you 👏 where it all began. Brought down by a geriatric in budgie smugglers 😭

@MaximusChud >wearing a suit >still looking like a meth head

Compare how the media portrayed these two: For a victim, they chose the most unflattering image they could find. For a murderer, they went through his childhood photos to find the most harmless. It's not accidental. One is designed to elicit sympathy, while the other is not.

@Carter__boy_ > start shit > can’t even fight > get ass beat > pretend to be the victim

Black boy moIest white boy who didn't want to fight and discovers that it was better not to moIest him.

@RafaMorgan64 @ItsFullOfFellas Dugin the cuck

Penalize, penalize, and penalize; punish, punish, and punish. This is what happens when you tell Tulsi Gabbard that she was praised by Alexander Dugin.

@NSAFELLA ‘Winning’

Russian military bloggers “All Russians in occupied areas should evacuate ASAP”

@5th_lt Celebrating russia day from everywhere but russia. Every russian’s dream is to leave the shithole

When is russia day btw?

@Maks_NAFO_FELLA “Avoiding” Nobody told botox midget the entire army is in the ground and it’s drunks and foreigners

🤡 Vladimir Putin is showing great wisdom in the war against Ukraine, as Russia is trying to minimize civilian casualties, — Milorad Dodik “Moscow is avoiding large-scale strikes that could lead to a significant number of civilian casualties. Russia gives advance warning of planned attacks on facilities, and the decision to evacuate is left to local residents.” In turn, Dodik accused Ukraine and its Western allies of deliberately attacking civilian facilities in the Russian Federation. According to him, the purpose of such strikes was to provoke a wave of discontent within Russia. In addition, Dodik accused the German authorities of attempting, as he put it, to “rewrite historical truth” and support Nazi supporters in Ukraine.

@slantchev @ItsFullOfFellas Tulsi Rettard

You utterly incompetent hack and an embarrassment to the U.S.! You managed to post a map of Ukraine with cities in the wrong place (do you even know where Kyiv is?) or marking regions as cities (Zakarpattia) or peninsulas as such (Crimea) or even just making shit up (what the heck is Cherniv) to imply in a sinister manner that providing funds for epidemiological research is somehow equivalent to your unhinged and disgraceful claims about bioweapons. What a fucking asshole and a traitor serving the Kremlin oh so faithfully to the last. You can’t leave soon enough.

@PawlowskiMario russians are low IQ

This should be a scientific and academic example of a typical Russian mindset🇷🇺👨🏻‍🔬 Russian “sins” in the last 100+ years only: Country. Approx. Year(s). Times. 🇺🇦Ukraine - 1917–21, 2014, 2022 3+ 🇵🇱Poland 1919–21, 1939 2 🇫🇮Finland 1939, 1944 2 🇪🇪Estonia 1918–20, 1940 2 🇱🇻Latvia 1918–20, 1940 2 🇱🇹Lithuania 1918–20, 1940 2 🇬🇪Georgia 1921, 2008 2 🇦🇿Azerbaijan 1920 1 🇦🇲Armenia 1920 1 🇷🇴Romania 1940, 1944 2 🇭🇺Hungary 1956 1 🇨🇿🇸🇰Czechoslovakia 1968 1 🇦🇫Afghanistan 1979 1 🇲🇩Moldova 1992 1 Chechnya 1994, 1999 2 🇸🇾Syria 2015 1 The human cost of Soviet and Russian military interventions, occupations, state repression, political terror, deportations, and related conflicts since 1917 is measured in the tens of millions of lives. 10s of millions of human lives because of the Russian mindset for generations. Do y’all understand the magnitude and what Russia is?!

@STANISKRAPIVNIK @RepDonBacon You got ratioed to shit, clown

@RepDonBacon Today we say: neo-con whores get the hell out of Ukraine. As for the Russian army, chickenhawk Bacon, grab a rifle and go earn your Zelensky kickbacks on the battlefield.

Today Ronald Reagan would say, “Mr Putin, get the hell out of Ukraine.” He set the example for a strong “Peace through Strength” policy guided by strong values.

@STANISKRAPIVNIK You’re losing 35,000 troops a month. It’s time you admitted you got beat and go home. I served 30 years in AF and I’m glad Putin is getting his ass handed to him.

@EddieGonzales Cry harder katsap

The entire "Russia bad" narrative falling apart in real time. 👇🏻👇🏻

@ChurchillFella Looks like standard russian quality

Bridges to Crimea aren't looking healthy.

@Maks_NAFO_FELLA @seaghmacs What’s it celebrating?

🔥 The main gas pipeline in Kyzylorda (Dagestan) continues to burn.

@Maks_NAFO_FELLA @ItsTheEnforcer Looks just like any other day in russia

More from Moscow 🌊🌊🌊🌊

@reshetz Tulsi Rettard made that map

Are we deadass

O'BRIEN: Trump believed Ukraine had no cards, that he could bully Ukrainians into giving Putin very good deal. He didn't understand that Ukraine was developing their own capabilities and their willingness to fight. So, Trump failed for two reasons. First, Ukrainians adapted, and that wasn't expected by him. You can see there have been some changes in his rhetoric lately, where he has to grudgingly admit that Ukraine has actually done better. The United States completely underestimated Ukrainian resilience. Secondly, Trump thought Europeans would bully Ukraine along with him because they would be afraid of United States leaving NATO. He thought he could use NATO to push Europeans to force Ukraine to take a bad deal. Europeans eventually helped Ukraine more than he thought. They seem to understand that it's actually better for them to have Ukraine fight the war the way Ukraine wants. Trump didn't understand what Ukraine was capable of and he misjudged what Europeans would do.

SEN. KELLY: How many times have Vance and Rubio been to Ukraine? Zero. Has Trump been to Ukraine? No. He invited Putin to United States, but he still failed to send anybody at high level in his government to visit Ukraine. Have Kushner or Witkoff been to Ukraine? They have not.