woman screams hysterically as she clings to man being brutally 'mobilized' by Zelensk


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A woman screams hysterically as she clings to a man being brutally 'mobilized' by Zelensky's mancatchers in Odessa
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5 +1 Satanbaby2 3 weeks ago

somebody has to fight and die in their dirty war

7 +1 glarygitter 2 weeks ago

@Satanbaby2 BILLIONS are missing, funelled through Ukraine to zelensky's people.
He has to die so they get more money..

3 +1 MiTleiD 2 weeks ago

@glarygitter Billions missing? Really? Do you have any proof of that? Or did Ivan, your TikTok buddy, tell you that?

21 +1 Gangsterballen 3 weeks ago

Ukraine is a pedo state. Fuck em all. No one in their right mind cares.

6 +1 insight_boss 3 weeks ago

@Gangsterballen right, they should just let Russia invade and take everything otherwise they're a pedo

1 +1 TentacleNipple 3 weeks ago

@Gangsterballen Absolute hero for not listening to anyone. You are a rare breed

2 +1 AryanLegend 3 weeks ago

Wonderfull woman aaaaahh :heart::happy:

16 +1 HitlerWasBased 3 weeks ago

the country will soon be out of men and thats where the 3rd world invaders come in. Zelensky is a jew and this is all to dilute Europe and the West into another Shitstainastan country.

7 +1 HitlerWasBased 3 weeks ago

to the meat grinder..sad

2 +1 insight_boss 3 weeks ago

@HitlerWasBased hypocritical double standard - you don't say meatgrinder when Russia is losing more men than Ukraine

1 +1 glarygitter 2 weeks ago

@HitlerWasBased its no Stalingrad.

1 +1 Cripple 3 weeks ago

?????????

She is screaming, but she is the one hanging on to him, keeping him from getting out of the car.

The car was surrounded by other guys.

They could have done him a lot more damage if she wasn't hanging on to him.

Doesn't make sense.

3 +1 Oculus_noctis 3 weeks ago

My old dad hated people different to him, but with this generation there IS a chance to intergrate. With? Food. The Chinese gave us noodles and chow mein. The Indians gave us tikka massala. The Italians gave us pasta and bolagnaise. Maybe we should stop the hate, and just wait and see what..... trans people can make in the kitchen.

6 +1 oroboros 3 weeks ago

@Oculus_noctis
Trans people don't do anything in their kitchen. Trans people eat toxic precooked food, prepared by food corporations and bought in supermarkets. If you're expecting a surprise from trans people, you'll wait forever.

Your grandfather was right. You have to be wary of people of different colors.

2 +1 Quint_Beastwood 3 weeks ago

Bro man was wrong, homie.
Segregation IS the answer!
Keep your noodles and shit. Im good.

7 +1 SchlongusHumongus 3 weeks ago

Screaming didn't do anything but give the guy hearing loss for the short amount of time he has left.

20 +1 ScreaminMime 3 weeks ago

Gee, if only there were 100s of thousands of other military-aged men wanting European citizenship :ninja:

14 +1 essence25 3 weeks ago

@ScreaminMime Those are the replacements.

18 +1 Quint_Beastwood 3 weeks ago

I lol at all these turds whole say how much they love Ukraine, I stand with Ukraine, yadda yadda, but then disregard these videos.
Swearing up and down that this type of garbage isn't happening.

7 +1 StillSitting 3 weeks ago

@Quint_Beastwood this is aggressive mobilization. It’s not pretty or how anyone would want it to go, but it’s in almost every sovereign nation’s legislation. It’s been deemed necessary in Ukraine, and ya it’s awful. Wish there was another way. Assaults happened and were charged here in the US during Vietnam's conscription. Draft resistance and dodging was common. So ya, it fucking sucks, but it’s necessary. Ukraine is fighting for their existence. russia wants to wipe them from the map. So for that, and to defend democracy…so many of us are 100% behind Ukraine. And donate, and help how they can.

This garbage is happening, but it’s rare and being worked on. And it’s happened in the US and all over the world. But that doesn’t mean a better future can’t exist by supporting the right side of this existential battle. Try to see the other side and help defend democracy. Slava Ukraini

19 +1 Theocritus 3 weeks ago

Russia is slowly gaining territory everyday, and the Israeli Zelensky has to force conscript every White man he can grab. Zelensky is busy backfilling with nonwhite men from the 3rd world. This war is terrible for the White Race. Zelesnky and his fellow Israelis love it.

2 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@Theocritus Why don't you talk about the white people Putin is sacrificing to secure this slow gain of territory, territory they will ultimately have to give back anyway?

3 +1 StillSitting 3 weeks ago

@MiTleiD those are invaders, friend. 1.6 million ruzzian casualties and their progress is slower than The Somme of WWI. Wanna keep going?

1 +1 QuartPlus8oz 3 weeks ago

Put a knife through the back of the driver's neck. He's in on it.

20 +1 lordzedd 3 weeks ago

She, and everyone, knows he will die quickly.

7 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@lordzedd Not as quickly as the Russians die.

8 +1 Theocritus 3 weeks ago

The Russians are our friend. They defend Europe from 1.5 billion Chinese that are in a cramped and crappy piece of territory.

3 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@Theocritus While China is significantly more densely populated than the US, it is less densely populated than many countries in Europe, including large ones.

And the Russians are not and never will be our friends. A lot would have to happen, for example, a complete collapse of the Russian Federation and the introduction of democracy into that shitty country.

6 +1 Theocritus 3 weeks ago

@MiTleiD What do you mean "our"? I don't consider you a friendly. Russians are Whites and its a White country, that's my brothers in the east. I consider the Ukrainians my brothers too, and this war will end with Russian victory, the only question now is how many more Ukrainians die for Western Europe which is run by Antiwhites. F democracy, it's total garbage and a sham.

8 +1 oroboros 3 weeks ago

@Theocritus
Exactly. Democracy is the most corrupt governance in all of human history. It is precisely for this reason that Zionist Freemasonry initiated the First World War. It was to eliminate autocratic Empires and replace them with democratic regimes, which are infinitely more flexible to corruption. Since then, Jewish bankers have ruled the West by having all the democratically elected puppets under their control.

1 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@oroboros So democracy is the most corrupt governance in all of human history? Did you get drunk and are now starting to ramble on about things that aren't part of your script? Even for a vodka-bottle bot, such ridiculous claims are extremely bizarre.

1 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@Theocritus When I say "us," I mean any sane, freedom-loving democrat in the West. I don't consider you "a friendly" either. You're either a vodka bottle spitting out garbage from St. Petersburg, or you're just one of their useful idiots. Nobody else would spew such utter nonsens. As if the Russians being white even matters. If they could, they’d immediately turn the US into one of their corrupt communist puppet states. And "Antiwhites" and that kind of nonsense only circulates among conspiracy nutjobs anyway.

2 +1 StillSitting 3 weeks ago

@Theocritus Ukraine is defending democracy, yet they're your brothers? But you hate democracy. And want a dictator. But ruzzia is your brothers because of skin color also. You’re a room temp IQ it seems. Can only sort by color, not idealism or ethics. You would do better in ruzzia. Ukraine is too progressive and inclusive for you. And they’re peaceful, til ruzzia fucks around. 1.6 million casualties. More to come unless the invaders fuck off back to Siberia. Slava Ukraini

6 +1 Tapadero 3 weeks ago

Ukrainian men are weak and stupid because if they were smart and strong they'd be at the minimum carrying mace and a club at all times. They'd be protecting their neighborhoods from these press-gand thugs in sniper perches and hunting them down.

3 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@Tapadero What makes you think that a majority of Ukrainians would want to shoot their own military personnel simply for enforcing the existing conscription laws? Nobody likes to go to war, but the vast majority obey the laws and know that everyone must help defend the country against the disgusting Russian terrorists and rapists.

6 +1 Theocritus 3 weeks ago

@MiTleiD I want to send you, since you think this war is such a good idea.

2 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@Theocritus When one's own country needs to be defended, men are drafted into the army. That's how it's always been, in every country.

The Russians attacked and the Ukrainians are defending themselves; they don't really have a choice about whether they want this war or not.

And I certainly don't think this war is a good idea. On the contrary, the war that Putin and Russia started is likely to go down as one of the most senseless and pointless wars in history. Other than Putin's apparent desire to secure a place for himself in the history books, there is no reason for this war.

He thought he could fool the whole world, intimidate Ukraine, and blackmail it into submission. Now he is on track to go down in history as one of the biggest idiots ever, responsible for hundreds of thousands of deaths, with no one really understanding why.

7 +1 Theocritus 3 weeks ago

Ukraine is being used by NATO. They could have had peace years ago, but nope. So here we are. I want the USA to pull all support from Ukraine so they give up.

1 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@Theocritus The idea that NATO is "using" Ukraine is a Russian propaganda fairy tale, repeated by vodka bottles. The West was quite willing to let Russia have Ukraine. In 2014, there was barely a response, and when the full-scale invasion began, Zelenskyy was even offered an evacuation. Ukraine had to fight diplomatically for every bit of Western support. And as for US support, it dropped to practically zero under Trump; Europe is currently providing almost all the support for Ukraine.

In hindsight, things couldn’t have worked out better for Russia. Against the will of most Americans and Congress, Trump betrayed Ukraine and American values, first through his puppet Mike Johnson, who blocked aid for months, and then by cutting US support almost entirely and pressuring Ukraine to accept Russian terms. And yet the Russians still couldn’t win, and never will.

4 +1 Myopinionisretarded 3 weeks ago

Women are weak and useless when it actually matters. Remember ladies we gave you your privileges we can take it back. But, since we’re the better class, we usually won’t.

2 +1 Lostcoss.82 3 weeks ago

Take her too.

6 +1 TentacleNipple 3 weeks ago

Ahh yes perfect. Back to that other comment how many russians have we seen being kidnapped to war?:ninja: think fast ukrazian

10 +1 TentacleNipple 3 weeks ago

Also will you ukranian fucks come and get the military aged men with lots of money dodging the war in my nice quiet town. Gonna get putin to fedex me a drone for these pussy run away cunts. One of em is built like the fucking terminator and about 25-30. Why does he get to fucking live in the UK and not get kidnapped at airport?

7 +1 oroboros 3 weeks ago

@TentacleNipple
As usual, you ignore everything that is essential. This manhunt is the subject of large-scale corruption. Kidnapped man can be freed by paying $10,000 to Zelensky's captors. Only those who cannot pay are sent to the front. Their life expectancy is about two weeks !

2 +1 TentacleNipple 3 weeks ago

@oroboros Why are Russia happy to die for the cause but Ukraine aren't?

0 +1 TentacleNipple 3 weeks ago

@oroboros sorry misread that. Yes you are spot on there.

0 +1 TentacleNipple 3 weeks ago

@oroboros watch invasion of iraq 2003. Now watch a russian or ukranian assault. How the fuck in 23 years did battles go from full scale to 6 vs 6 with clearly no goal. Motorbikes, quadbikes. Obviously all was gonna fail

5 +1 oroboros 3 weeks ago

@TentacleNipple
Just imagine that you are in the place of the captured and that it is your wife, who screams in despair in the face of the system, who liquidates all the men. This war is that of NATO countries against Russia via Ukraine, and has been since 2014!

3 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@oroboros After all, it is still the Russians who are killing Ukrainians, whether Ukrainian soldiers at the front or Ukrainian children at home, and not some nebulous "system". And it is also the Russian Federation that attacked Ukraine and started this imperialist war, even though countless vodka bottle bots everywhere are trying to push some kind of Russian propaganda fairy tale.

5 +1 Theocritus 3 weeks ago

@MiTleiD that region of Ukraine voted to be with Russia, there's a lot of Russians there. There should have been a peaceful transition and there have been multiple chances at peace but the Israeli Zelensky and the Left Liberals wouldn't have it. The Left hates Putin because he's White, Right Wing, and not nearly Antiwhite enough.

1 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@Theocritus Voted to be with Russia? Never heard such nonsense. There was never any free election in Ukraine where something like that was voted on. It has always been nothing more than an embarrassing propaganda show staged by the Russian occupiers of these territories, carrying no significance whatsoever under international law.

Moreover, there is absolutely no possibility for a territory of a sovereign state to decide via an election to no longer belong to that state, whether in the US, Ukraine, Spain, or other countries. Anyone who wants to belong to Russia can sell their belongings in Ukraine and move to Russia.

And the claim that the region around Odesa decided to belong to Russia is an outright lie. That would never happen.

For one thing, there is not even close to a majority of ethnic Russians there; furthermore, ethnic Russians or Russian speakers are by no means necessarily pro-Putin or pro-Russia. The recently dismissed Ukrainian general Syrskyi is an ethnic Russian with a mother who still lives in Russia, yet he ensured that the Russian invasion of Ukraine failed and killed countless Russian occupiers.

And on a side note, anyone who has followed the discussion knows that it was Syrskyi, an ethnic Russian with a Soviet military background, who has been blamed for these problems with the mobilization process, and for incidents like the one shown in this video.

3 +1 oroboros 3 weeks ago

@MiTleiD
Stop your dirty demagoguery. Apart from your compatriots, you have no right to criticize anyone. You have colonized and plundered resources in South Asia, Africa, both Americas, and you dare to say that the Russians are imperialists? The Russians didn't colonize anyone. They made do with vast Siberia, entirely depopulated, which was not in the sights of Westerners because of its extreme climate. Now, when you have lost all your colonies, the only hope of keeping your standards of living high is the conquest of Russia and its resources. Otherwise, it's the end of the story and you will become the garbage dump of the world!

2 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@oroboros The Russians didn't colonize anyone? Ask the Circassians how peacefully the Russians "acquired" their territory. Don't even try to pretend that you Russians have a clean record. You are the worst of all. After all, everyone else has learned and moved into the 21st century. You are once again running around murdering, raping, and looting your way through another country.

3 +1 oroboros 3 weeks ago

@MiTleiD
After all your bullshit, you have to start learning history, and more specifically that of Ukraine. Ukraine is an artificial state, resulting from the First World War and the creation of the USSR. Two thirds of its current territory consisted of Russia. The rest belonged to Poland and the Austro-Hungarian Empire. After World War II, Czechoslovakia ceded part of its territory to the USSR (administered by the Ukrainian Soviet Republic). After Stalin's death, Nikita Khrushchev, drunk, gave Crimea to Ukraine in 1954! Khrushchev was Ukrainian, so he gave Crimea to his people! After the dissolution of the USSR, Ukraine retained all territories that were historically part of other countries, mainly Russia. That's your Ukraine, an artificial collage, and democratically corrupt country to the core!

2 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@oroboros We were talking about Russian imperialism. Now you're changing the subject again by bringing up Ukraine’s history. Frankly, that’s irrelevant. “Historically Russian territory” is a meaningless concept. Ukraine is a sovereign state, internationally recognized, recognized by the Russian Federation, and a member of the United Nations. Legally, that’s all that matters. There is really nothing more to say about this, because the legal situation is completely unambiguous. If you start arguing in terms of historical territories, there wouldn’t be much left of Russia, either.

1 +1 oroboros 3 weeks ago

@MiTleiD
Each recognition is linked with obligations to be respected towards the guarantors. The recognition of Ukraine was guaranteed by Russia, but when the new regime in Ukraine withdrew its obligations to Russia, Ukraine lost the guarantee on its territorial integrity. The same thing may concern several countries in Europe, whose territorial integrity was guaranteed by the USSR following the end of WW2. For example, Finland lost its status of territorial inviolability by integrating the NATO structure.

1 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@oroboros There were no obligations for the recognition of Ukraine, and there were also no obligations of Ukraine towards the Russian Federation. You are simply making that up. Under international law, Finland and Ukraine are sovereign states whose territorial integrity and independence must not be violated. By occupying Ukraine, the Russians are clearly violating international law.

The Russian stance on the territorial integrity of European states is meaningless, both legally and practically, because almost all European states whose territorial integrity Russia could violate are now in NATO and are therefore untouchable for Russia.

2 +1 oroboros 3 weeks ago

@MiTleiD
Where do you get this nonsense from, that Ukraine has no obligations towards its guarantors of security and territorial integrity? Apart from learning about the brief history of Ukraine, you still need to learn a lot about international law. In the Budapest memorandum it is precisely stipulated that the security of Ukraine is guaranteed in exchange for its ratification and implementation of the treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. However, before Russia intervened in Ukraine, Zelensky openly campaigned on the international scene for Ukraine's right to possess nuclear weapons! Guess who. So after 8 years of bombing of Russian-speaking civilians in Donbass by the fascist regime in kyiv (14,000 dead!), Russia's patience has come to an end. If you deny this reality, it's because you are either an imbecile or a clever crook.

0 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@oroboros More Russian nonsense. Ukraine was already a sovereign and internationally recognized state in 1991, and a state recognized by Russia. The Budapest Memorandum, signed years later, did not give Ukraine a new legal status of sovereignty or territorial integrity. It simply reaffirmed Ukraine’s existing sovereignty and borders and assured it that the signatories would respect them, giving Ukraine confidence to give up its nuclear weapons. As we know today, this was a monumental mistake, one Clinton has already acknowledged.

When Zelenskyy came to power, the Budapest Memorandum was already null and void, as Russia had started a war against Ukraine in 2014 and violated Ukraine's territorial integrity.

There was and is no fascist regime in Ukraine; that is Russian propaganda nonsense. Far-right parties are represented in parliament by only small percentages and have no chance of achieving a majority. So, yet another Russian lie to justify their own imperialist war.

As for the Donbas, Russia bears responsibility for every one of the 3,404 civilians, 4,400 Ukrainian soldiers, and 6,400 separatists, Russian saboteurs, and Russian military personnel who died there between 2014 and the start of the full-scale invasion; it was the Russians who started the war there and positioned their military equipment among civilian buildings, and there is even evidence that Russian saboteurs are shelling both sides.

1 +1 oroboros 3 weeks ago

@MiTleiD
I see that you will come up with anything to justify your stories. Concerning Crimea, this region separated from kyiv following a referendum. The United Nations Charter states that every people has the right to self-determination.
But let's return to this video, which demonstrates the brutality of forced mobilization. Why is the EU remaining silent in the face of this brutality? Do you agree with the popular narrative that all men granted asylum in the EU will have to be deported to Ukraine to serve in the army?

0 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@oroboros As I said, there were never really any referendums, not even in Crimea. All of that was Russian propaganda theater. Igor Girkin (Strelkov), for example, admitted that the members of the Crimean parliament were rounded up at gunpoint and forced to pass the resolutions. The result of 97% from the propaganda show that was sold as a referendum alone shows that this was not a fair and free election, but a predetermined outcome. The UN has also declared the "referendum" invalid and called on all countries not to recognize Crimea as belonging to the Russian Federation.

The man in the video is disregarding the law. He is living comfortably in Ukraine while letting other men, other brothers, fathers, and husbands, defend the country against the disgusting Russians. What is shown in the video would happen in any other country in the world as well; therefore, there is no reason to intervene.

And no, I don't think Ukrainian refugees should have their refugee status and right to stay in the EU revoked. Instead, we should ramp up support for Ukraine with what they need, for example by providing access to Starlink over Russian territory and supplying air defense missiles, etc. ... Technological superiority and sufficient production capacity will decide this war, which will last for many more years.

0 +1 oroboros 3 weeks ago

@MiTleiD
One thing is weird. Zelensky repeatedly declared that the heroic Ukrainian army suffered very few losses. I heard that 19 times less than the Russian army. So how is it that Zelensky organizes the hunt for the last men throughout Ukraine, if everything is going so well for his army? What if Zelensky lies, to maintain positive propaganda in countries like yours, in order to justify colossal sums paid by European taxpayers, so that the war continues?
What if things weren't going so well on the front as you claimed? What would you say, actually, that the Russian army continually advances, while the Ukrainian army retreats and loses one highly fortified position after another?
I know what you're going to say. You will say once again that this is Russian propaganda, because your democratically elected leaders said that everything is fine and that the money paid to the Zelensky junta is well spent.

0 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@oroboros That figure of nineteen times fewer losses than the Russians surely referred only to a specific battle. There are public sources that identify and count the dead and missing by name based on cemeteries, obituaries, funerals, and so on.

On the Russian side, 236,066 confirmed deaths have already been identified. On the Ukrainian side, there are 103,418 confirmed deaths, though this figure dates back to 2014. There is a very high number of missing persons among the Ukrainians; if all of them are also presumed dead, the total comes to 212,974 identified deaths since 2014.

This intense and senseless imperialist war waged by the Russians is costing many people their lives. Yet it is also one of the most transparent wars ever, with numerous videos published directly from the battlefield, from surveillance cameras, on social media, and so on. And the picture is clear: the Russians are not winning.

Moreover, Western military and government officials are surely well-informed and will not rely solely on information from Zelenskyy, who, behind closed doors, undoubtedly speaks quite differently than he does in public.

So, there are no "what ifs." The situation is clear. As someone who has donated tens of thousands of dollars to aid organizations in Ukraine, I also know what people there frequently need and hear quite a few stories firsthand. Furthermore, there are independent media outlets in Ukraine that report on the actual situation and the army's difficulties, including problems with mobilization and their underlying causes. Just recently, the Commander-in-Chief was replaced following pressure from Ukrainian civil society, something unthinkable in a dictatorship like Russia.

0 +1 howwonderfool 3 weeks ago

@MiTleiD Ukraine got presents from Russian Empire and from within the USSR. Massive chunks of landmass, which never belonged to Ukraine. (Which btw. can be translated to "borderlands" - borderlands of what exactly one might ask; yeah .. exactly...) Even parts that belonged to other countries. Alongside with natives, whose ancestors lived there for hundreds, in case of Hungary for more than 1000 ys.

Russia is now claiming back some of it's territories from the ungrateful, minority hating little bitch wannabe puppet-state that Ukraine became.

"As for the Donbas, Russia bears responsibility"

Nope. At least not alone. Ukraine was and is a patsy in this artificial conflict - started years before the Maidan coup - the US orchestrated, GB joined in, and somehow this favors Israel too.

Also. Interesting innit, that the so called "Azov brigade" which despite having literal neo-nazi members had been let in the Donbas region in 2014 as a volunteer-militia, went full Rambo there, and caused a mess, resulting in 14 400 deaths - was funded by a jewish oligarch. Kolomoyskyi and his kind overseas probably laughed his ass off, that dumb Ukrainian neo-nazis shelled thousands of goyim civilians, among them children.. And in 2022 jewkrainian leadershit planned to repeat that. Not wise, but that was never the goal..

Ukraine rn is choking on juice..

Should have made the MINSK I-II. agreements working, or taken the deal in 2022. Those were much better, than what it is today, and how it will end for Ukraine.

0 +1 MiTleiD 3 weeks ago

@howwonderfool We have already discussed the irrelevance of "Russia's historical territories." Since 1991, Ukraine has been a sovereign state recognized internationally and by Russia. That says it all, and the legal situation is completely clear. One wouldn't even know where to begin when it comes to identifying historical affiliations. After all, every territory has a history both before and after the Russian Empire.

And of course, the Russians alone are responsible for the war in Ukraine. Ukraine was a peaceful state that had done nothing to Russia or anyone else. Putin and Moscow simply want to dominate and control all the former Soviet republics. As soon as the people in these countries aspire to a more attractive model than that corrupt, post-Soviet, shitty society, and start orienting themselves toward Western democratic models and alliances, the tanks roll in.

Even in the Donbas, there was never a majority in favor of joining Russia. The political protests by separatists, which certainly did take place, were always accompanied by counter-protests.

However, it was the Russians who wanted these political demonstrations to escalate.The media were flooded with hate videos produced by Russians, allegedly showing Ukrainian nationalists lynching and murdering local Russians and raping their wives, etc. ... Russian saboteurs surrounded Ukrainian military vehicles, and when the soldier on the vehicle fired a single shot into the air, everyone fell over at once and pretended to be seriously injured. That is how cheaply made those Russian propaganda videos were.

Russian ultranationalists such as Igor Girkin, along with other FSB/KGB operatives and Russian military personnel, were on the ground and helped initiate and escalate the violence. They used armed force to seize key government facilities, including police stations, and supplied weapons to local people. Likewise, they began setting up roadblocks, where masked Russians and separatists started intimidating and putting pressure on the local population.

It was only after that that Azov was founded to counter this Russian aggression.

As for the course of the war, it never ceases to amaze me how Russian bots constantly act as if Ukraine’s defeat were already a foregone conclusion. Aren't you tired of constantly making fools of yourselves in public? In reality, the Russian army is being so thoroughly embarrassed and humiliated that the whole world is rubbing its eyes in disbelief.

1 +1 huttsecks 3 weeks ago

@oroboros Honestly i wish we would have sided with the n@zi"s. Take out russia and let ol grandpa hitler have europe