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Sparta. Somewhere in Donetsk.

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Boink boink. Orlyanka, Harkov.

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Damn you guys kept the weekend alive and well

WonderMomma well done on the compilation!!

And what's up with Ukr channels and Walking dead music now

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Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Damn you guys kept the weekend alive and well

WonderMomma well done on the compilation!!

And what's up with Ukr channels and Walking dead music now

Thanks, mate... I just felt extra inspired seeing all the media coming out of Kherson region.

Yes, I think once they find a piece of music it gets used in a few (100) videos.
Hope you had a great weekend!

1. "We don't abandon our own"?

On one of the front lines of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Misha from the Moscow region was found in a house under a bed. He was hiding there after he was wounded. Our fighters, despite the fact that he is an occupier, fed him and provided first aid.

2. Agner people - everything. Bakhmut - Soledar district.(Think he meant Wagner?)

3-4. Combined tactical group "Adam" of the Armed Forces of Ukraine is hunting the infantry of the Russian army in Donbas.

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1. The "glorious" Dembel of the 155th Separate Guards Marine Brigade of the Russian Armed Forces. Coal mining direction.

2. The first battalion of the Turkic peoples called "Turan" was created in Ukraine. It was headed by citizen of Kyrgyzstan Almaz Kudabek.

3. No caption.

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1. From the hilltop battle with 93 OMBr "Holodny Yar. "SIGNUM" units drone. The self-made kamikaze drone clearly flew to the Podor positions. (EDIT replaced with slightly longer version... credit to Sinister... thank you!)

2. I went to Ukraine to kill the Nazis and Bandera, but got lost, was taken prisoner and my eyesight immediately erupted.

3. "Strike" is accurate, the Russian pins all fell. Jewelry work of the Ukrainian division.

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1. A photo that illustrates the essence of the Russian world

2. 831 brigade of tactical aviation

3. A volley of five rockets, then ten, then twenty... Each "exit" reduces the number of invaders, and raises our spirits. Responsible for the good mood today is the reactive division of the 3rd separate tank Iron Brigade.

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Happy Airborne Assault Troops Day of the Armed Forces of Ukraine! The 71st brigade is participating in this holiday for the first time, although the unit includes many former paratroopers.

But are they "former"? )) 71 separate hunting brigades in the DSHV recently, but the sense of smell, feeling, bravery and accuracy of the hunters here have probably already been appreciated. Happy hunting to all of us!

2. 121 OBrTrO. Ordinary guys from Kirovohrad Region are now in Kherson Region.

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"Finally finished the tour and demobilized. Said Zakaev "Maloy" from Grozny. Participation in the ROA since 2014. Abuse of prisoners of war and civilians.

https://myrotvorets.center/criminal/...salaudinovich/"

NOTE: One big story from this time was the kidnapping, torture and abuse of Iryna Dovhan in 2014, a citizen/activist from the Donbas at the time (pictured).

Wiki info: Iryna Dovhan (Ukrainian: Ірина Володимирівна Довгань; born 25 January 1962[1]) is a Ukrainian activist and a native of Yasynuvata (a Donetsk suburb), who was abducted in 2014 by pro-Russian insurgents of the Vostok Battalion. She says that she was beaten and humiliated for five days. According to her testimony, she was held in jail and interrogated before being handed over to mercenaries, apparently from North Ossetia[citation needed], who subjected her to torture, calling her a fascist and forcing her to shout "Sieg Heil", repeatedly shooting pistols next to her ears and threatening to rape her. She was freed on August 28 after, Mark Franchetti, a reporter for the British newspaper The Sunday Times, and Dmitry Beliakov, a Russian freelance photographer, pleaded with leader Alexander Khodakovsky to release her. Khodakovsky ordered Iryna Dovhan freed and vowed to discipline those responsible for her detention and public humiliation. She has since left Donetsk and joined her family in Mariupol, a city then-controlled by Ukrainian forces.

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More pics for my upcoming coffee table book. hahahah

"53 separate mechanized brigade named after Prince Volodymyr Monomakh

Is there anything better than a work of art? Yes, there is - art's work at night.

photo by Kostya and Vlad Libertov"