[xennex]

Originally Posted by V87Beast ↗

Check the video.

Cool interview from Russian point of view

Very interesting, and after 12:37 a lot of disputable information.
It sounds to me like he's not even given the chance to be able to discern the "truths" fed to him by a government that outlaws negative talk about the "SMO".

[WonderMomma]

“After the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant was blown up, anti-landing mines with sensors were discovered in the temporarily occupied Enerhodar. Apparently, the Russians were going to use them to deter the Ukrainian offensive.”

#knpp #zaporizhzhia #mine

[duntez]

I didn’t know where to post this, after dam disaster, water revealed remains of Germans soldiers

Idk fake or not

[Rikbikboo]

Wow. Well the dam was destroyed in the Second World War so it would stand to reason there might be some bodies there. I guess it would depend on how much it was blown up as to whether they would have been visible back in the day.

Very Interesting

[Faust]

I think it is real and ‘fake’ at the same time. Real because all the parts were there, but ‘fake’ because it is highly unlikely that they helmet would have stayed on the skull; you even see a footprint next to it so my guess is they put the helmet on the skull for dramatic effect. Truth is; it could very well be a skull of a person that fought the nazis (that died there as well) so it would be kind of disrespectful to put the helmet on a random skull.

But that makes you think… if nazi soldiers were decomposing inside the reservoir.. and Ukrainians were drinking the water… would that mean from a technical/scientific standpoint that some Ukrainians share molecules with German ancestors.. damn

[Faust]

Here is a picture I took while on a short holiday in Holland/Amsterdam a few weeks ago; it is of the Russian tank that was paraded around Europe.

People put flowers on there but there was talks about a Nato funded guy assaulting a journalist over his Nato funding, somebody showed me a video but I will try and post that later.

[Faust]

During my ban I went to Italy on holiday to reflect on my deeds and thoughts, there I went to Matera as well (one of the most beautiful cities in the world really) but when walking around a monastery I found this on one of the outside walls, it really felt like the war and the discussion was everywhere:

[WonderMomma]

"In Krasnodar, Russia, an oil depot near the Yablonovsky Bridge is on fire. Black, thick smoke is visible several kilometers from the fire's epicenter. The preliminary area of the fire is 20 m²."

[Faust]

Here is the attack on the journalist asking about the Nato funding:

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by Rikbikboo ↗

Wow. Well the dam was destroyed in the Second World War so it would stand to reason there might be some bodies there. I guess it would depend on how much it was blown up as to whether they would have been visible back in the day.

Very Interesting

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