The Russian Army is systematically destroying the enemy's locomotive fleet, disrupting AFU logistics.

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▪️ An AFU locomotive was destroyed in a strike in the Mykolaiv region.

▪️ The day before, a locomotive in Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk region, came under attack.

▪️ In April alone, Ukrainian Railways recorded 171 attacks against its facilities.

▪️ Due to rail supply disruptions, Ukraine's largest metallurgical plant—ArcelorMittal in Kryvyi Rih—has halted operations.

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0 +1 tommix1 3 weeks ago

Operators of old would have pulled a few spikes and spread the rails with a jack then watched the train eat the ground.

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1 +1 Broken_Empire 3 weeks ago

no choo choos for gay nazi simps

3 +1 MarGarTar 3 weeks ago

Thirteen years and these losers still haven't conquered 20% of a small country, that had virtually no military prior. To be russian, is to be a loser.

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5 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

The headline for the video is, of course, incorrect. The Russians are not an army. They should be called what they are: a gang of terrorists, thieves, invaders, rapists, and child abductors, led by a dictator who is a wanted war criminal.

Calling the fascist Russian scum an army insults all proud armies worldwide.

8 +1 L.X 3 weeks ago

@MiTleiD You sound like a scared little bitch.

5 +1 Mr.Triggerhappy 3 weeks ago

@MiTleiD Word from people I know who lived in the Ukraine was that it was run by the mob and a totally corrupt government who gladly excepted payouts from them on the reg. Putin was pissed because Ukraine backed out of a Long standing land deal they Both agreed upon. Prove me wrong bud...

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1 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@Mr.Triggerhappy There’s no doubt that both Ukraine and the Russian Federation are deeply affected by corruption. In fact, most former Soviet and Eastern Bloc countries still struggle with it. But the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index clearly shows that countries that turned toward the West are generally far less corrupt than those that remained in Moscow’s sphere of influence. Ukraine, for example, has made significant progress, it is no longer the most corrupt country in Europe and now ranks more than 50 places ahead of Russia, which remains among the world’s most corrupt countries.

And Putin is doing what the Soviets did before: whenever a country tries to break free from Russian control and corruption or hybrid warfare no longer work, the tanks roll in.

The only difference this time is that the Russians are facing a disaster, being thoroughly humiliated, and can’t find a face-saving way out.