The Russian state media will only use this in their advantage.
Why take responsibility for your actions when you can always blame others.
Russiaâs Putin blames West for war in Ukraine in Victory Day speech
Got to love Anonymous group!
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Mira & Henry watching and listening to the loud bangs of the May 9th fireworks. I wonder how much they really know about their neighbours in Ukraine? People who are f___ed to listen to something similar inflicted by their f___es as they massacre people âEvery Dayâ except it doesnât involve fire works?!
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The West has reason to be very grateful for Russia in WW2. For every 11 Wehrmacht k__led, 8 were k__led within Russia. For every 2 americans who died, 3 british (and commonwealth) died, 12 japanese died, 22 germans died and 184 russians died. None of this has anything to do with Putin.
Sure so it is even worse Putin uses it now for his own propaganda purpose. A spit on the memories of the people who should be remembered today.
Totally agree old friend.
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It is not a secret that people and private soldiers were always who suffered the most; at the same time donât forget that those days Stalinâs regime was same evil as now Putinâs; one totalitarian country wanted to defat the other, and then to take over the whole world; it was the plan of Stalin, but just simply didnât manage, so donât rush to glorify soviets, even more so, for sure Nazis wouldnât have been defeated without the Western allies;
Ill-equipped Russian soldiers have resorted to the âtragicâ use of pine logs as makeshift protection on logistical trucks, decades-old paper maps and GPS receivers to fly planes, the defence secretary said yesterday.
Reading out a âcharge sheetâ against Russian generals, Ben Wallace said they had sent soldiers to war with inadequate equipment and that their failure to adapt before entering a conflict was âcriminalâ.
President Putinâs f___es suffered from a âmoral decayâ, he said, and were rotten from the chief of the general staff, General Valery Gerasimov, down.
Russian soldiers had been âworn outâ and âbrokenâ, he said, and a smaller Ukrainian f___e could âbreak the Russian army to the extent they either have to go back to [the situation] pre-February, or it folds in on itselfâ.
Well I donât feel any pity for these idiots. They can only hope the war will be over soon or they will continue to die like flies
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What I hear from the media in my country is that Russiaâs weapons are very obsolete, what is most feared from Russia is nuclear weapons, which we all fear
Not when they as crappy as their conventional weaponsâŚ
Yeah itâs been clear from the start that they was ill-equipped some Medical supplies given to the Russian soldiers have dates of 1978 on them, Putinâs attitude has always been brute f___e and ignorance
Especially with the signing of the âlend-leaseâ act in the USA, it should be a major pivotal moment in countering the Russians
When I was in the armed f___es, we also got EPA from the 70s to eat⌠
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All we need is for Sweden to join NATO as well.
They probably will because all polls conducted there point to a strong desire to join. If they joined then all the nordic countries would be members. I bet that would annoy Putin more than all the sanctions! 