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In effect, the Russians have already begun additional mobilization – they are increasing the number of people they recruit through various means. They also plan to increase the recruitment of foreigners, and it is important that the governments of the countries from which Russia recruits people into its ranks...

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Divine win💥 的头像
Divine win💥1 天前

You have been kidnapping your citizens to the frontlines since 2024 because Russia have already demilitarized your military,you are now sending Colombians and Brazilians to the frontlines so the money from Europe can keep coming in,Russia doesn’t give a fuck about your opinions

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Lili1 天前

Yet another lie from that Ukrainian clown who boasted to the whole world about a “devastating blow to Russia within 40 days.” Now you’re getting what you deserve for your threats. Keep talking, you windbag.

Vermithrax The Sleeping One 的头像
Vermithrax The Sleeping One1 天前

Zelen Tsu: If your lines are collapsing, sniff another line.

Jardine 的头像
Jardine1 天前

ALL UKRAINIAN NEEDS TO HIDE FROM YOUR DICTATOR….. HE WORKS FOR THE EU NOT YOU…. Definitely not worth dying for…. He is getting paid billions to keep this war going while you pay with your lives…. Anyone who sees this ….. be careful out there….. the dictator is not in RUSSIA .. he is in Ukraine.

Vermithrax The Sleeping One 的头像
Vermithrax The Sleeping One1 天前

"They weren't strategically important anyway" - Cocainskyy We are winning! - Zelen Tsu, The Art of Losing

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REMI1 天前

😅

Vermithrax The Sleeping One 的头像
Vermithrax The Sleeping One1 天前

"Victory is the billions we've made along the way" - Zelen Tsu

R🇸🇪 的头像
R🇸🇪1 天前

Why is The nazi regime in Moscow so very fond of war and destruction. 5 years now. End this madness now Putin. Enough with the Killing. The nazi soldiers on the ground don't even know what they're fighting for. Ridiculous

Jeff Arnold 的头像
Jeff Arnold1 天前

Keep on kidnapping

Vermithrax The Sleeping One 的头像
Vermithrax The Sleeping One1 天前

If you lost a strategic city identify it as non strategic: Zelen Tsu

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Wisconsin KGB1 天前

🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡

GODI 的头像
GODI1 天前

🤡🤦🏼‍♂️

Celsius 的头像
Celsius1 天前

Long live Ukraine #جاویدشاه

Vermithrax The Sleeping One 的头像
Vermithrax The Sleeping One1 天前

LMAAAO

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​Pure Wonder1 天前

Long live Russia 🇿🇦❤️🇷🇺

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Jackson1 天前

Another Colombian in the UAF. At this rate, someone may want to start forwarding these clips to the relevant authorities.

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Rick E Shepler1 天前

ZELENSKY. Surrender now and it all ends today u rotten bastard!!! For humanities sake. How many more must die because of fools like you!!!

Vermithrax The Sleeping One 的头像
Vermithrax The Sleeping One1 天前

Cokey : the Butcher of former ukraine , present 404

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Vermithrax The Sleeping One1 天前

🤡🤡🤡🤡😂😂😂😂

Morten Wilder 的头像
Morten Wilder1 天前

To the last Ukrainian Forced mobilizations in Ukraine. 5 parts serie.

Cobra 的头像
Cobra1 天前

Can you show us how they drag disability people into cars to go to front line from streets?

ParallelThinker 的头像
ParallelThinker1 天前

Ukraine attacked Moscow first. RU has right to defend and respond.

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George Tava1 天前

🤡⁉️

👑👑 的头像
👑👑1 天前

Only with HIM. So will be ALWAYS ✔️.

Natalia X 的头像
Natalia X1 天前

The bottom line is that if you hadn't surrounded yourself with corrupt individuals who are robbing the state, we would have had the funds to finance the weapons we need and could have defeated the Russians in a technological war.

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Pedro Silveira Ramos1 天前

🖕🇺🇦🤡

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Morten Wilder1 天前

Niger at the UN: "Ladies and Gentlemen, as I speak to you, at our northeast borders stand the proxies led by France, backed by Ukraine and 2 other countries." "And you know full well which countries I mean." "These proxies are armed, guided, directed, about to attack our military positions and our oil installations. But they will get what they deserve, inshallah."

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DaKyrios1 天前

Nobody cares 🖕

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