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BREAKING | 🇺🇦🇷🇺‼️‼️ Russian military channels are reporting that Lieutenant General Sergei Milchakov, a senior Russian commander associated with the 51st Combined Arms Army, may have been killed following a Ukrainian strike on Russian command facilities in occupied Donetsk. The reports link Milchakov’s possible death to Ukraine’s August 26...

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Nikola🇺🇦🇺🇦⚡️🇧🇬🇧🇬Selanovski8 days ago

Great! The highest is the rank, the worst son of a bitch is the ork. Ps. Less ruzzians, better world!

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Юрій Іванович7 days ago

Земля бетоном паскуда рашистська

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Alfonso Gonzalez7 days ago

En el nombre de Dios que así sea...

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Pedro Matos🇵🇹🇺🇦7 days ago

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Mike7 days ago

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Pasquale7 days ago

Ciccio sei passato a miglior vita per volontà dello zar (fottiti)......per che cosa poi????

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Martin Esland. - C.Q - D.M . Zanen.7 days ago

Terwijl hij ondergeschikten met zijn imposante lichaam beschermde!

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