We See What Others Cannot
The Russian authorities believe that the war against Ukraine should be a “people’s war” for Russians. At one time, even the story of the Kremlin’s “golden company,” which was supposed to fight in Ukraine, was widely publicized. But it was not possible (and will not be) to form it, because: Thus, Putin’s totalitarian “people’s empire”…
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“Mobics” have to live in unfurnished rooms and sleep on the bare floor. Someone may be lucky – they manage to sleep on a bulletproof vest. Representatives of the occupation administration and local commanders visit the relatives of those who had the sense to escape from such an “army”, but this does not have a…
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While recruiting convicts in Russian prisons, the head of the Wagner Committee promised them that they would be able to “wash away their sins” with the blood of Ukrainians and receive “clean” documents. But despite the promise, they are thrown into the front line as “cannon fodder”. Russian authorities use their army of prisoners as…
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61,330 occupiers have already been eliminated! Data on the total losses of Russian troops during the full-scale invasion of Ukraine: – personnel‒ about 61,330 (+330) people were liquidated,– tanks ‒ 2449 (+14) units– armored combat vehicles ‒ 5064 (+26) units,– artillery systems – 1424 (+10) units,– RSZV – 344 (+3) units,– air defense equipment ‒…
Slaves in Russia continue self-mutilation and even acts of self-destruction in order not to get into the war in Ukraine. The most cunning of them simply order positive tests for HIV/AIDS. Some voluntarily go to prison. At the same time, the slavish mindset of Russians is mostly incapable of anti-systemic actions against the authorities, of…
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Those under mobilization report that they need to buy all personal hygiene items, clothing, underwear, and food at their own expense. In addition, there are numerous comments that Russia does not provide the mobilized with protective equipment (helmets and body armor) in principle. They literally give nothing, referring to the fact that “out of stock.”…
Act in protest against the mobilization At about 4 a.m., partisans in the Volgograd region drove a VAZ car to the entrance to the military registration and enlistment office and set it on fire. Coming out of it, he began to throw Molotov cocktails at the building. A big fire started, in total 100 sq.m…
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