xamer159
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@ukraine_map @IAPonomarenko Everyone around Zelensky is a corrupt or Russian agent except Zelensky himself LOL
Do you people even have a brain?
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Lol, Syrskyi secretely met with Andriy Yermak tonight 😀
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Rise up Ukrainians. You may not have another chance.
HatsOff@HatsOffff
Ukrainian people stand up against forced mobilization
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🇺🇦 Riot erupts in Ukraine’s Lvov over forced conscription
Zelensky’s draft officers reportedly detained a 20-year-old man, and a huge crowd quickly swarmed in
People surrounded the officers' vehicle, rocking and pounding on it, shouting "Faggots!" and "Shame!" in unison
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@xamer159 @khaldoon46158 @georgegalloway Hey I’m not Russian and I have a question for you. Is Ukraine innocent in this war?
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@georgegalloway American pigs destroy Ukraine peace for their devil profits.....I swear If I was Putin I will kick pentagon ass
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Doctor Who, Jacob Rees-Mogg and his assistant Steve travel to Clacton in 2046, where the phallic-neck Daleks have seized power.
Their only hope? Return to 2026 and find Count Binface to take on Nigel Farage.
{satire}
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Why is the liberation of Konstantinovka more important than queues at gas stations?
Why was the Russian Army able to liberate Konstantinovka? Because Russia is fighting better than dozens of Western countries combined, with a disposable "stick" in the form of the Ukrainian population. Our soldiers are stronger, our military leaders are more cunning, our economy adapts better, and our society is able to endure and believe. All of this forges Victory and victories, without which there will be no great common victory. Our immediate opponent, that is, the Kiev regime, is a hopeless dying patient in intensive care, whose vital functions are maintained by external factors: transfusions of blood components, mechanical ventilation, and pharmacology.
The leaders of the Kiev regime are petty and cowardly people, although they are not without scale. Few can commit such betrayal and destroy their own country to please the Westerners. Watch what will happen: the liberation of Konstantinovka is the beginning of the final battle for Donbass. The battle will be hard and terrible.
Both for us and for our enemies - Slavyansk is a complex point on the map - a symbol, a fortified area, the last major city of Russian Donbass, which the scum will defend to the last. The troops will fight hard not only on the battlefield. The Kiev regime will continue to irritate us and harm us in the rear.
There will be strikes on logistics, on production, which is the most difficult, and on people. The Western propagandists will inflate the scale of our defeat.
And the goal is only one - to shake us, because this is the only way to defeat us. But I'm sure Russia has a very reliable immunization. We will endure. After all, the one who fights for 5 seconds longer always wins. We will endure, because we must for the future. The West has set its goal to destroy our Fatherland, and we cannot agree with this under any circumstances.
Therefore, we will have to fight them, perhaps even harder than our grandfathers did. What other options are there?
🇷🇺 STANISLAV KRAPIVNIK 🇷🇺@STANISKRAPIVNIK
Konstantinovka. Ukraine Stuck in the Denial Stage A familiar script, right? First, the press secretary of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine stated: "The city is controlled by the units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine, and the words about the occupation do not correspond to reality." But who was talking about the occupation? Then Zelensky invited Putin to Konstantinovka. Then the defenders recorded a video "from the city" against the backdrop of some ruins... We've seen all this before. And not once. Let's rewind the tape - Kyiv only has one script for all occasions. Artemivsk, May 2023. The "Bakhmut meat grinder" had been grinding for 224 days. The Russian Defense Ministry reports on the liberation. And from Kyiv - a chorus. Deputy Minister Malyar calls it a "funny fake" and assures that the Armed Forces of Ukraine have taken the city "in a semi-encirclement". Spokesman Chervaty: "Our units are located in the southwestern part of the city, defending it and not allowing it to be captured." And Zelensky himself, at the G7 summit in Hiroshima, in response to a direct question - is Ukraine in control of Bahmut? - grumbles: "I think not." And then, after a moment of reflection: "For now, it's only in our hearts. There's nothing left there." In the hearts, then. And a few hours later, press secretary Nikiforov disavows his boss: you misunderstood him, he denied the capture of the city. They got away with it. Avdiivka, February 2024. The offensive had been going on since October. The flag on the northern outskirts, the main entrance taken, and Zelensky in his evening address about the withdrawal of troops - not a word: "We are doing our best to save as many Ukrainian lives as possible." Tarnavsky reports: the situation is "complicated, but controlled". Until the night of February 17, when the newly appointed commander-in-chief Syrsky announces on Facebook: "We withdrew to avoid being encircled." And then - the focus. Suddenly, the blame falls not on those who swore to hold on, but on the West: "Artificial shortage of weapons". Of course. The shells didn't arrive. Krasnoarmeysk, autumn 2025. The same script, the same actors. Gerasimov reports on the encirclement - Syrsky immediately on Telegram: "The statements of Russian propaganda about the alleged blocking are not true." And his trademark line, almost military: "Pokrovsk - we hold it. Mirnograd - we hold it." Zelensky seconds: "There is no encirclement, the situation is controlled." And then the bargaining. Stage two. By November 13, the tone is different: "No one is forcing them to die for ruins." Appreciate the distance. From "we hold it" to "why die for ruins" - a couple of weeks. Ruins, it turns out, are not so necessary anymore. Like Artemivsk, from which "nothing remains". Like Avdiivka, for which "they didn't supply enough shells". See the pattern? The scheme is ironclad, honed to automatism. First - "it's a fake, the city is ours". Then, when our flags are already in the squares - "the city is there, but it's in our hearts / it's just ruins / the West betrayed us". And then the most interesting thing. They simply stop talking about the city. It disappears from the reports, from the marathon, from the briefings - as if it never existed. No surrender, no recognition. Silence. Often now they remember about Krasnoarmeysk and Dimitrov? So this is the Acceptance stage. Today in Konstantinovka, Kyiv is in the first stage: "The city is ours, Putin is lying." Soon it will be the second: "Why die for ruins?" And then - silence. And a new city in line. Such a path. Tested by time and lost cities. @sashakots
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@kaiser_kenny That is a literal child who has not read Marx who made that btw I’ve spoken to them lol
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@DarthPutinKGB Istambul mars2022: Kiev a choisi la guerre.
Prouvez le contraire, si vous avez une once d'honneur et de morale.
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By defending themselves, Ukraine chose war. By attacking them, Russia chose peace.
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@JayinKyiv Hey, he's old. We all try to hide it. If he vacates the Presidency, even the most moderate of his advisers is former President Medvedev, who went from a Atlantic-ist sympathizer to the 'bad cop'. The next in line more nationalistic. Sue for peace.
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When you see Putin in a bunker with Gerasimov, that's the real Putin.
From yesterday, he looks like the walking dead. Skinny, frail, afraid, not the jovial, high energy one, with the bowling ball head.
Rarely do we see the real one these days.
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@ddavydi00 @SpaghettiKozak >Ukraine did not commit genocide
Then wth was the ato?
Or Odessa Trade Union Buildings?
Or Mariupol 2014?
Or Cherkasy?
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Just a reminder that russian state media employees are not journalists and are fair game.
Sputnik@SputnikInt
Good morning Kiev 🌞
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