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Angry E𝕏ile 🇺🇦

Angry E𝕏ile 🇺🇦

@AngryExile

Sweary libertarian Britstralian. A man who glares at stoats. RTs may or may not be an endorsement - make your own mind up about everything.

Katılım Eylül 2009
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Atheist Girl
Atheist Girl@iamAtheistGirl·
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TexasKid@texsauskid

@iamAtheistGirl Mocking God and people of faith is no way to go through life "honey". You might want to venture out on your own instead of sitting behind a keyboard in your parents basement. 😜

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Angry E𝕏ile 🇺🇦@AngryExile·
“Social media should be treated ‘like tobacco’: Wes Streeting calls for partial social media ban for under-16s | Social media ban | The Guardian Does he mean increasingly handed over to the control of international criminal gangs who pay no tax? theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/m…
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Joo@JoosyJew·
David Icke - who thinks the Royal Family are lizards and the moon is a hollowed out spacecraft - is less conspiratorial than the Crank Left, the Alt Right, and most of The Green Party. Soak that up for a moment.
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Angry E𝕏ile 🇺🇦@AngryExile·
@iamAtheistGirl Literally no different to the kind of nutters who murder a load of magazine workers because someone drew a picture of Muhammad and their all powerful god can’t deal with it by itself.
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Dzis Maksym
Dzis Maksym@DzisMaksym·
❗️Russia is preparing to declare mobilization, Russians have begun to be issued “mobilization orders” en masse, — The Moscow Times   📍A mobilization order is issued at military registration and enlistment offices, where Russians liable for military service are summoned ostensibly to “clarify data”. 📍This document contains instructions on what a citizen should do in the event of a mobilization announcement: where and when to appear, what to take with them. 📍A representative of one of the military registration and enlistment offices, in a conversation with the publication, called this “preparation for general mobilization”.
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Institute for the Study of War
UPDATE: The Kremlin has threatened to systematically strike Kyiv, including government buildings, in violation of the spirit of the US-brokered Victory Day ceasefire. Intensified Russian strikes on Kyiv are likely meant to show Russia’s supposed strength in the face of the failures of Russia’s Spring-Summer offensive. Putin also continues to try to recover from the humiliation of having to beg Ukraine for permission to hold a Victory Day parade. Russian missile and drone attacks on Kyiv will not offset Ukraine’s edge on the battlefield, resulting from an increased overall drone advantage and an intensified campaign of intermediate-range strikes. The Russian Foreign Ministry (MFA) released a warning on May 25 stating Russia’s intent to launch a “systematic series of strikes” against Ukrainian defense industrial and drone production facilities, decision-making centers, and headquarters. The Russian MFA urged foreign citizens, diplomats, and NGOs to evacuate Kyiv as soon as possible, and warned Kyiv residents to avoid military and government infrastructure in the city. This warning shows that another purpose of these Russian strikes is to isolate Ukraine from its international partners. Russia is likely planning to conduct large-scale missile and drone strikes because Ukraine has re-secured an overall drone advantage on the battlefield, causing Russian battlefield gains to flatline amidst the Summer 2026 offensive. The Kremlin is trying to recover from Putin’s humiliation from having to ask Ukraine for permission to hold the Victory Day parade and to distract from his inability to shield the Russian population from the growing cost of his war, including Ukrainian long-range drone strikes. Putin is also trying to exploit Ukraine’s shortage of air Patriot defense interceptors capable of intercepting ballistic missiles. Russia will continue to resort to large-scale missile and drone strikes to conceal its weakness. The Russian threat – and the May 23-24 Russian combined missile, drone, and Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM) strike, which heavily targeted Kyiv City – violates the spirit of the three-day Victory Day ceasefire, in which Putin agreed that Russian forces would not strike government centers in Kyiv with large strike packages if Ukraine allowed Russia to hold a parade on Red Square. Ukraine abided by the agreement and allowed Putin to hold a parade. Russia’s decision to conduct devastating strikes against Kyiv in the weeks following the parade, all the same, demonstrates Putin’s unfaithfulness to any agreements that do not heavily favor him.
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NEW: SPECIAL REPORT | Ukraine is actively challenging the positional character of the war that has dominated the battlefield since 2023. Russian battlefield gains are approaching net zero while Ukrainian forces are setting conditions potentially to break out of positional warfare by reintroducing limited elements of mechanized maneuver at the tactical level. Ukraine has re-secured an overall drone advantage and fielded systems capable of disrupting Russian forces throughout their operational depth in support of planned Ukrainian offensive or defensive ground operations. Neither Russia nor Ukraine is able to conduct operational maneuver yet, however. Ukraine’s success in blunting Russian advances and reversing Russian gains in some sectors of the line, in tandem with Ukraine’s limited reintroduction of elements of tactical mechanized maneuver may nevertheless mark the beginning of a new phase of the war. Combat in Ukraine will likely become less positional and feature more tactical maneuver until Russia’s innovation cycle renders Ukraine’s current operational concepts ineffective. Ukraine likely has a unique and time-constrained opportunity to exploit its current initiative while Russian forces remain vulnerable. Ukraine’s partners should expand their support to these Ukrainian efforts at a moment when Russia is reeling from both battlefield setbacks and Ukraine’s deep strike campaign with the aim of forcing Russian President Vladimir Putin to reevaluate his approach to this conflict.

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Canada Hates Trump@AntiTrumpCanada·
400,000 dead Americans at Arlington. Fuckface somehow heard: “This would be a good moment to joke about how few dead soldiers were named Donald.” This utterly vile, self-obsessed asshole turns a sombre event into a fucking stand-up routine about himself.
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Illia Ponomarenko 🇺🇦@IAPonomarenko·
By the way, this McDonald’s on Lukianivska Square in Kyiv was the first in Ukraine, opened back in 1997. It has already survived several major Russian missile strikes — yet each time, it reopens again.
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Illia Ponomarenko 🇺🇦@IAPonomarenko·
“Badly burned but never broken, like Ukraine itself”
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Carl
Carl@HistoryBoomer·
Thinking like this is dangerous for a democracy. "Restore Britain is the best choice." Fine. "Only Restore Britain can save Britain." Bad. Key to a healthy democracy is accepting that sometimes your side loses, and that's ok! It doesn't doom your society. You can win next time!
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Paula Branco
Paula Branco@PaulaBranco16·
Parece que anda a circular pela Rússia uma anedota que conta mais ou menos isto: Um dia, o Putin visita uma escola e dá uma palestra sobre como o governo russo é excelente e como a Rússia é o melhor país do mundo. No fim da intervenção, convida o público a fazer perguntas. Um aluno levanta-se e diz: “Olá, o meu nome é Sasha e tenho duas perguntas”. O Putin responde: “Ok, podes perguntar”, e o Sasha diz: “Porque é que a Rússia invadiu a Ucrânia? E porque é que ainda não ganhámos a guerra?”. Nesse preciso momento, toca a campainha e toda a gente vai almoçar. Depois do almoço, a sessão de perguntas e respostas continua e outro aluno levanta-se. “Olá, o meu nome é Boris e tenho quatro perguntas”. “Sim?”, diz o Putin. “Porque é que a Rússia invadiu a Ucrânia? Porque é que ainda não ganhámos? Porque é que a campainha do almoço tocou 20 minutos mais cedo? E onde está o Sasha?”
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