#russia ukraine battle

[sabnews24x7]

Putin told soldiers' mothers: Your son did not die in vain, We will achieve our goal in Ukraine

[ntvfrommirror]

About Russia dissolved into Ruthine in 2025 after Russian invasion of Ukraine:

If NTV becomes the last Russian-era channel in Ruthine and the only TV channel to use old on-air branding styles (namely the 2002 - 2007 idents) in the current year, what happens if Russia lost Saint Petersburg and Kaliningrad because Russia dissolved into Ruthine?

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is pretty dangerous, if it proceeds and proceeds in next days, it will be resulted in Russia dissolved into Ruthine and lost Saint Petersburg and Kaliningrad. I wanted the war to stop because I loved NTV because of the 2002 - 2007 idents and they deserved to air forever. I don't want Russia dissolved into Ruthine, and I felt ashamed.

[blueiskewl]

Avdiivka, Ukraine

Avdiivka after the Russian occupation.

The city was completely destroyed by the Russian army.

Putin calls this “help for the people of Donbass.” In fact, this is genocide of the people of Donbass.

[awesome-casuallyfamouscollector]

Destroyed Russian T-72 main battle tank, Bakhmut, Ukraine, March, 22, 2024. Source: ukr.warspotting.net

P.S. Food for thought! The Russians diligently continue to hide their huge losses in Ukraine and the corrupt Western media diligently help spread Russian propaganda lies. If this was a tank produced in the West, all objective Western media would be full of its pictures and the following cries: "Horror, horror! What huge losses? How expensive is it to help Ukraine!?" However, nothing is actually written about the burnt Russian tanks in the Western media today! The Russian invasion continues, the Russians continue to commit massive war crimes and the Ukrainians continue to successfully repel hordes of Russian war criminals! Look what the Russians have done to Bakhmut...

[tomorrowusa]

Today, August 15th, is the anniversary of the 1920 Battle of Warsaw during the Polish-Bolshevik War in which Poland defeated Russia.

The war featured overconfident and squabbling Russian invaders, determined Polish defenders, jamming of a military communications system, a counteroffensive against the invaders, and Westerners surprised at Poland's success. Sound a bit familiar? 🤔

Because people outside Eastern Europe usually know little about Eastern European history, it's worth reminding everybody that Russia has been stopped by smaller neighbors in the past.

The Battle of Warsaw became known as the Miracle on the Vistula (Cud nad Wisłą).

Russia has been trying to undermine and neutralize Poland one way or another for about 250 years. Just today I saw this news story at Meduza.

'We are here': Two Russian nationals detained in Poland after allegedly hanging Wagner recruitment posters around Krakow and Warsaw

At the best of times, Poland is suspicious of Russia – and with good reason. Joining NATO on 19 March 1999 was a great relief for Poland.

The Polish attitude towards Russia could be summed up by this joke which may have been inspired by the September, 1939 invasions of Poland from the west by Nazi Germany and from the east by Soviet Russia.

A Polish soldier is being charged by a Russian and a German. Who does he shoot first, and why? The German, because business before pleasure.

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[theculturedmarxist]

[fursasaida]

took a poli sci class on mercenaries in undergrad. wonder how the grad student who taught it and loved drawing awful maps on the blackboard is feeling today. anyway Putin should have read some Frederick the Great

[actualidadbelica]

#UCRANIA Mapa Situación Militar 30.SEP.23 Rusia avanza al Norte de #Bakhmut /#AFU al Sur de #Orikhiv

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[mathayus97]

Minął rok odkąd czerwone ścierwa żadne ziemi i krwi napadły na wolne państwo. Barbarzyńcy dopuścili się niezliczonych zbrodni w tym na ludności cywilnej. Moskiewskie bydło uderzyło na cywilizowany kraj i cały wolny swiat stoi w jego obronie.

Dobrze że wiele środowisk które naiwnie lub perfidnie liczyły na "bizness as usual" za krwawe ruble zostały zmuszone do zmiany nastawienia.

Wojna jest straszna ale dzięki niej kacpskie barbarium zostanie wreszcie odzielone na zawsze od cywilizowanego świata.

Ruskie bydło won za Don

Naród ktory popierał Stalina I popiera Putina

Cały czerwony bolszewicki burdel.

☠☠☠🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺☠☠☠

[russian-aesthetic]

[blueiskewl]

Ukrainian Hero

The Ukrainian combat medic Sergeant Daria Filipieva has been killed in battle against the Russian Army. She was assigned the call sign "Lightning" because she could come to the aid of soldiers as quickly as a bullet or a fragment of a projectile. Daria, a bright and creative individual, could not stand by and watch others defend their native land. She saved dozens of lives on the battlefield, like an angel. Her light will continue to shine from the sky forever.

Rest in Peace Daria, Ukraine will never forget your sacrifice!

[us-military-official]

Reminder that every mass grave discovered in de-occupied Ukraine falls on the West that is so proud of being "the good guys."

if we sent weapons on Feb 24, there'd be less occupied land.

if we did anything besides tell zelenskey to run for his life, Russia would've lost the Battle of Kyiv sooner.

if we ACTUALLY gave a shit before we saw a fucking opportunity to cripple Russia, we could've saved thousands, tens of thousands, maybe a hundred thousand, lives. we could've minimized the refugee crisis.

we didn't, bc we're selfish and only got involved when we saw concrete benefits to NATO/UN/EU

the Ukranian blood may all be on Russia's hands, but the rest of us are covered in blood spatter too