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“People often ask me why I haven’t left a social platform like X or Twitter. The answer is obvious: who else would tell the truth to the people of Western countries, to the people of Europe?” — Medvedev.
The most honest man on planet Earth. His lips move, so obviously the truth is coming out. Right?
By the way, about the communist chant “Down with the Tsar.” Russians love to say that Ukraine has an illegitimate government, supposedly because there was a revolution when people drove Yanukovych out of Ukraine into Russia. For obvious reasons, Russians see this as a situation that is not beneficial to them.
But if you look at history, the communists overthrew Tsar Nicholas II in 1917, later murdering his entire family, and seized power by force, creating the USSR. So the USSR was an illegitimate state from the very beginning, and as a consequence Russia was illegitimate too. Because before the communists seized power, there was no Russia in the form that exists today. There was the Russian Empire, a monarchic state. That is why the communists were shouting “Down with the Tsar” — apparently repeating what they themselves did a little over 100 years ago, led by Lenin, who organized the Bolshevik seizure of power while abroad.
At the time of the Bolshevik occupation, Ukraine was called the Ukrainian People’s Republic and it had territories much larger than modern Ukraine, or even Ukraine before 2014. This included ethnic Ukrainian lands that are now part of Poland and territories that are now part of the so-called Russia
So if they start telling you something about Ukraine being “illegitimate,” remind them how the USSR was created in the first place. And they haven’t been legitimate for the past 30 years if they are the product of an illegitimate state — the USSR.
A battle between piss and shit. Even the communists have had enough of Putin. They were shouting “Down with the Tsar” in Moscow, and the usurped army dispersed the idiots.
No, they’re not fighting so that Ukraine can continue to exist. They just want to systematize it and turn Russia into the same pile of shit, but with their own flavor.
A Russian prisoner of war describes how, in Africa, they cut off prisoners’ legs with an axe, shot their arteries, and used other methods to injure prisoners so they could practice medicine on them.
He also said they practiced killing with a knife by stabbing prisoners in the heart.
Go ahead, Africans, keep kissing their asses
You’re driving across a bridge in your city when some fucking shit flies into it, trying to kill you right there on the bridge.
Maskaloids strike the bridge again
A Ukrainian ground drone fires a net and disables a Russian FPV drone that was attempting to attack it from behind.
And this video is from 2022 or 2023. It went viral on Telegram back then. It was them too, they threw a grenade at a Russian, and his face was blown onto a tree somewhere, while his head remained in place
That video with the tank, and this one with the machine gun, and the other videos, including the ones showing dead Russians, aren’t available online. He sent them to my friend, who was his commander at the beginning of the war but later moved to a different branch. Then my friend sent them to me when I was starting the fundraiser
As I said, they are taking part in Operation Vivaldi, but they were reassigned from snipers to assault troops
The 3rd Army Corps posted a video featuring him. The next post will be that video with subtitles, but the translator messed up the translation
This bearded guy, whose call sign is Fanat, is the commander of 23F3. He’s the one we gave the drones to
Watch the video again. If you remember, he says that they are a sniper unit, 23F3, from the Pomsta Brigade
Thank you to both you and the military. Btw the are currently taking part in the Vivaldi operation in the Lyman direction
The Kyiv City State Administration (KMDA) explained how Kyiv’s bridges are operating amid Russian strikes:
• Pivdennyi (Southern) Bridge — completely closed.
• Metro Bridge — traffic is partially restricted to one lane in the direction from the left bank to the right bank.
• Paton Bridge — traffic is restricted during air raids in the direction from the right bank to the left bank.
• Pivnichnyi (Northern) Bridge — traffic is restricted during air raids in the direction from the right bank to the left bank.
• Podilsko-Voskresensky Bridge Crossing — traffic is restricted during air raids in the direction from the right bank to the left bank.
• Darnytskyi Bridge — traffic continues without restrictions during air raids.
A Shahed drone struck the South Bridge again, the mayor reported.
Ukraine could lose $5 billion in exports due to the shutdown of its steel industry.
If the plants do not resume operations, steel production in 2026 could fall by 39%. Under a negative scenario, Ukraine risks producing not a single ton of steel next year.
Export revenues from metallurgy could decline by $2.5 billion in 2026 and another $2.5 billion in 2027.
In addition, Ukraine will have to import more steel. This could cost another $1.5 billion in 2027.
This means the negative impact on the trade balance could reach $6.5 billion compared with 2025.
Iron ore production will also decline: by 37% in 2026 and another 55% in 2027.
The longer the plants remain idle, the more difficult it will be to restart them. Without its own steel industry, Ukraine’s future reconstruction is also at risk.
A "Geran-4" drone just attacked the second span of the South Bridge in Kyiv
