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And NATO 🤡 still thinks it can defeat Russia

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Brandon Herrera profil fotoğrafı
Brandon Herrera1 yıl önce

Russia is currently struggling to defeat something that used to be Russia.

The Fat Electrician profil fotoğrafı
The Fat Electrician1 yıl önce

If NATO couldn’t, why did they freak the fuck out and invade Ukraine for trying to join? You thought the paint chips were cornflakes as a kid, didn’t you?

Dan Gainor profil fotoğrafı
Dan Gainor1 yıl önce

Twenty Ukrainians and a bunch of drones and that looks like a junk yard.

Leandro Romão 🇵🇹 profil fotoğrafı
Leandro Romão 🇵🇹1 yıl önce

And then you woke up

david D. profil fotoğrafı
david D.1 yıl önce

a bunch of kids and old people took out the 4th tank division in sumy at the start of the war... 200+ vehicles captured... keep talking

Jay Lightning-NAS, Everybody Was Kung Fu Fishing. profil fotoğrafı
Jay Lightning-NAS, Everybody Was Kung Fu Fishing.1 yıl önce

Russia is still the second most powerful army in Ukraine

Macer Gifford profil fotoğrafı
Macer Gifford1 yıl önce

A line of museum pieces that have failed to take a country 20 times smaller than Russia. This wasn't a military parade, it's a clown show.

Bård Leonhard Pedersen profil fotoğrafı
Bård Leonhard Pedersen1 yıl önce

Because they hold a show every year? 🤣 Retard take.

Maynard Handley 🟦 profil fotoğrafı
Maynard Handley 🟦1 yıl önce

U.S. has multiple of these. 4400 retired planes in this particular one in Arizona. Just FYI…

Leandro Romão 🇵🇹 profil fotoğrafı
Leandro Romão 🇵🇹1 yıl önce

Cemetery

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