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After a few days refraining from large-scale deep strike operations on Russian territory, Ukraine is back in business, targeting a wide variety of defense and oil infrastructure across the country. Among the victims of Ukraine's long arm of overnight justice, the Iskra Research and Production Plant in Ulyanovsk, around...

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frogopolisvor 3 Tagen

I've been learning so much about Russian industrial history by watching it all get blown up 😂

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Keith Chandlervor 2 Tagen

I hope the plant shuts all the way down and that capability is lost to the russians.

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Maude Gvor 3 Tagen

Obviously the russians aren't going to stop, but Ukraine needs some bigger booms... or incendiaries.

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nowukrainevor 3 Tagen

Meanwhile, Russia’s attack on Kyiv continued into the daytime. A drone struck an office building in the Solomianskyi district, killing three people and injuring seven, according to preliminary reports.

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Michaelvor 3 Tagen

Zelenskyy was at the UN… so Russia had a break.

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Gear Shiftervor 3 Tagen

When is Ukraine going to demolish the rain Russian operation site - the Kremlin?

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Diederik Svor 3 Tagen

It’s like watching shooting stars 💫 and making a wish for the war’s end to cole closer after each impact. 🇺🇦💪🏻

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maggievor 3 Tagen

✊🇺🇦

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acoastwalker 🇬🇧 🇺🇦vor 3 Tagen

Bye bye power transistors.

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Frank timidovor 3 Tagen

👍👍🇺🇦🇪🇺

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Oscarvor 3 Tagen

Para que Donal trump se como su dulce de lechoza 🤣🔥🔥

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ExterminateIranvor 3 Tagen

So when are going to BOMB Russian airports to shut down their passnger airliners and economy?

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Minou Noirevor 3 Tagen

SLAVA UKRAINE 🇺🇦

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Indy’s Mumvor 3 Tagen

Well not anymore.

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