[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

Let’s hope that this doesn’t apply to Ukraine

Don't try to be toxic if the shit you say makes no sense.

You don't need to hope that it doesn't apply to Ukraine because you know very well that they are not invaders serving under the führer, attacking civilians and civilian infrastructure. They also don't use Rubl, so...no need to worry that "rubl crash" affects them.

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by RedactedKaos ↗

russian SOURCE

Three attacks on veterans in a week

The fact is that this is the third case in a week when members of a special operation become victims of aggression. An even more shocking incident occurred at the end of last week in the Trans-Baikal Territory, where members of the NWO who had lost their legs during the fighting were severely beaten. Two intruders kicked the disabled, tore off the awards, throwing them into the dust, while the other six accomplices in crime, among whom were several girls, cheerfully cheered on the criminals, filming everything on video.

This is definitely not ascribed to either a commercial or even a domestic conflict. The scum in every possible way sneered at the participants of the SVO, called them murderers, shouted slogans in support of Ukraine, smashed their car.

This shows that there are cracks forming in the regime. This is something they should do to the Russian OMON cunts who beat and imprison protesters. Go find them when they are off duty and beat the shit out of them.
This was actually done in my country, when some corrupt cops abused their power and messed with the locals. They were paid a visit when they were off duty and ...well, they learned not to fuck with the people they are supposed to serve.

Real Russian patriots should take the OMON cunts out, one by one, and then...go protest in peace. Also, it would be a win-win if instead of the "veterans" you beat up the newly volunteered cannon fodder or mobiks. They would get out of service due to broken legs and Ukraine would have one less Z to worry about.

If this keeps up, then the next mass mobilization is not gonna go down that easy.

[Faust]

Originally Posted by scorpion9 ↗

Don't try to be toxic if the shit you say makes no sense.

You don't need to hope that it doesn't apply to Ukraine because you know very well that they are not invaders serving under the führer, attacking civilians and civilian infrastructure. They also don't use Rubl, so...no need to worry that "rubl crash" affects them.

https://news.yahoo.com/is-ukraines-c...200525370.html

“ “Those who work in Moskva-City towers are the privileged class of government officials and business people,” a Ukrainian official said of the skyscraper attack. “They saw with their own eyes that Russian authorities are incapable of and cannot protect even their social group. There is no air defense, air raid alerts, bomb shelters for them.”

Drones even reached the Kremlin itself in May.

“In some ways it’s more effective than what Ukraine can do in the counteroffensive,” Michal Baranowski, managing director of the German Marshall Fund East, recently told The Hill. ”

Western media and western officials are already stating attacking civilian targets (or at least trying) is more successful for Ukraine compared to their “counteroffensive”

So again let us hope that your

Originally Posted by Poster101 ↗

focusing on civilians certainly turns the world against you

Does not apply to Ukraine

[RedactedKaos]

[QUOTE=scorpion9;8018909.

If this keeps up, then the next mass mobilization is not gonna go down that easy.[/QUOTE]

Yeah I'm very curious about what kind of new policies they are putting in place in advance for the next mobilization.. I agree won't be pretty

[Faust]

Originally Posted by scorpion9 ↗

*CIVILIAN WARNING*

One more related to this post:

#civilian #warcrime #zaporizhzhia

I read that only 1 civilian died while the place was basically levelled; is that true? That could mean it was occupied by mercenaries and nato planners

[RedactedKaos]

I hope I guessed which thread this best fit..
Prighozan presedential ads

I'd love to have a proper translation and also if these are legit ...I tried to translate but I didn't have much success as you will see st my version
Video1

about betraying the homeland. The president was very wrong. We're patriots of our homeland, we fought, fighting all the fighters, and nobody. He's gonna come with the presidents. Guilty, because we don't want the country to move on. corruption, deception and bureaucracy. We're patriots, and those who oppose us today are gathered around. You bastards.

. Video 2

with us truth and victory will set. We are supported by people because they see our goal as justice, and we will do anything to have it restored. On June 5, Vladimir left the combat zone, the master class with the highest military command and the whole country. Russia's most effective armed forces enter the fight against new forces. We are ready to shoot us a little, we need to be precise, we need to work honestly.

[Guns N' Coffee]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

I read that only 1 civilian died while the place was basically levelled; is that true? That could mean it was occupied by mercenaries and nato planners

[dandroid]

On a scale of 1 to 10, how do we all rate the counteroffensive? At this relatively early stage I'm giving it a 6.

[RedactedKaos]

Originally Posted by dandroid ↗

On a scale of 1 to 10, how do we all rate the counteroffensive? At this relatively early stage I'm giving it a 6.

Im with you on 6.. Maybe 7 but I think a lot of people think it's going worse than it is just because of the slow movement..im curious what the progress will look like in the next 3 weeks

[dandroid]

The bridgeheads in Kherson are interesting