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This is what Severodonetsk looks like, almost a year after its "liberation" by the Russian / Soviet / they themselves do not know which army. Nothing has changed, the city is too small and insignificant to make a presentation out of it, like in Mariupol. In general, people tend... show more
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I grew up on this street. My home is on this video 💔

🇺🇦🇬🇪🔥🌻♥️ #RussiaIsCollapsing

First you need to do in a destroyed city - update outdoor political advertising

Russkiy mir. The non-existent benefits of Russian so-called civilization.

They could manage to paint the city entrance logo that's all. Lost over 10 k russian soldiers there last year for three buckets of paint it's heavy priced. Being absolutely not sure to hold this area in future they won't invest 1 Ruble, not like Soloviev big mouth on TV shows.

Russia is a disturbance in the Force.

The worst of all - there are many locals, Ukrainian pro-Russians, also in Mariupol and elsewhere, who would tell you Ukrainian soldiers destroyed the cities, not Russians. Imperial resentment creates chimeric and monstrous worldviews

💔Lives destroyed, wounded, upended, shattered, futures unsure: how to rebuild, who will help, how to secure peace for this generation & for those that follow? It's a tragedy😢🫶🇺🇦~ but w/hope, believing each of us worldwide will help ~ & will stop it from ever happening again.
