Tanked Putin

When you visit Orthodox churches in Russia and see the devotion of the people, you realize: hostility toward Russia goes beyond politics. It’s spiritual. A struggle between good & evil, corrupt woke Western values & traditional family values. God vs. the devil. God always wins.

😈 Just another Monday in Russia: a portal to Hell opened in the courtyard of an apartment building in Novosibirsk A massive sinkhole suddenly appeared, leaving nearly 700 residential buildings without water.

MFA ®USSIA CENSORSHIP 🙈 DENOUNCEMENT CAN YOU STILL SEE MFA TWITS? Visibility at all-time low.

The Kerch Bridge Has Been Left Almost Without Air Defense Back in 2014, Crimea was considered one of Russia's most heavily defended regions. After occupying the peninsula, Russia deployed a powerful air defense network there: S-300 and S-400 systems (up to 6–8 battalions by early 2024), dozens of Pantsir-S1 systems, numerous radar stations (including Nebo-U and Skala-M), and even the latest S-500 air defense system. In addition, Russia stationed specialized air-defense-capable vessels in the Kerch Strait, including Project 21631 Buyan-M missile ships (armed with Kalibr cruise missiles and air defense systems), Project 636 Varshavyanka submarines, radar picket vessels, naval Pantsir-ME air defense systems, and large landing ships that were also used as air defense platforms. All of this was intended to create a layered "iron dome" over Crimea and the Kerch Bridge. Now, the reality in 2026: According to open-source information, 66 air defense assets have been destroyed in Crimea over the past four months (30 launchers and Pantsir systems, plus 36 radar systems of various types). In the Kerch area alone, 6 radar systems and 5 launchers/air defense systems have reportedly been destroyed. Some of the systems that Russian forces hastily redeployed from around the bridge to Sevastopol, Yevpatoriya, Simferopol, and Hvardiiske were also successfully targeted by Ukrainian drones. Today, Crimea is largely exposed. Ukrainian drones cross the peninsula almost every night. The Kerch Bridge remains in their sights. Nearby, tankers and other vessels are burning, while the bridge itself is left with very limited protection. The destruction of the bridge appears to be only a matter of time. It seems Ukraine is waiting for the right moment. The bridge does not have much time left—and that is a fact.