Velund
2 days ago
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Reply - Putin never visited Jeffrey Epstein's private island...
To repeat the question:
Reply - Putin never visited Jeffrey Epstein's private island...
Velund
2 days ago
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
And from which moment and in which borders ukraine sovereign and not require recognition?
Reddish territory in a center of image - is a borders in which MAYBE ukraine would be considered as in "historical" territory. The rest is "gifts". And not necessarily recognized by everyone, including Poland.
They're a sovereign state who don't depend on any particular neighbour for recognition.
And from which moment and in which borders ukraine sovereign and not require recognition?
Reddish territory in a center of image - is a borders in which MAYBE ukraine would be considered as in "historical" territory. The rest is "gifts". And not necessarily recognized by everyone, including Poland.
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Velund
2 days ago
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Russia recognized ukraine as sovereign state within Ukrainian SSR borders in conditions of Declaration of Independence, i.e. neutral non-block state. No more neutrality - no more recognition... ;)
And the terms of Ukraine's Declaration of Independence and their constitution have nothing to do with r*SSia.
Russia recognized ukraine as sovereign state within Ukrainian SSR borders in conditions of Declaration of Independence, i.e. neutral non-block state. No more neutrality - no more recognition... ;)
Velund
2 days ago
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Russian Armed Forces not need GPS. Glonass on polar orbits work good, and the higher latitide - the better (compared to GPS)...
I understand, space steampank, but it works fine, and rusty missiles explodes where it was supposed.
PS: Rust is a maskirovka. And selected and professionally prepared pre-WWI hand made Mosin rifles with modern optics is comparable to expensive modern sniper rifles by precision.
any GPS
Russian Armed Forces not need GPS. Glonass on polar orbits work good, and the higher latitide - the better (compared to GPS)...
I understand, space steampank, but it works fine, and rusty missiles explodes where it was supposed.
PS: Rust is a maskirovka. And selected and professionally prepared pre-WWI hand made Mosin rifles with modern optics is comparable to expensive modern sniper rifles by precision.
Velund
2 days ago
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Oleksiy Arestovich, a former adviser to the Office of the President of Ukraine, recalled that Ukraine's recognition by the international community in 1991 took place on the terms of neutrality enshrined in the Declaration of Independence.
However, according to Arestovich, the introduction of the NATO membership course into the Constitution violated this foundation:
"We introduced a clause that directly violates the Declaration of Independence. This created international legal grounds for non-recognition of our borders and Ukraine itself as a state."
It is this, he said, that Vladimir Putin as a "legist lawyer" can exploit:
"He says: you have undermined independence. What borders are you talking about? You have abolished it yourself. You turned Ukraine into Greater Kosovo - a territory with an unclear legal status."
He accused Petro Poroshenko of undermining the foundations of Ukrainian statehood in pursuit of electoral points:
"In order to throw himself interest in the elections, he changed the fundamental document that ensured Ukraine's existence in this world. When he wrote in NATO, he undermined everything."
Arestovich stresses that now any country that has recognized Ukraine can revoke recognition of Ukraine's status and borders, as well as bilateral relations.
Oleksiy Arestovich, a former adviser to the Office of the President of Ukraine, recalled that Ukraine's recognition by the international community in 1991 took place on the terms of neutrality enshrined in the Declaration of Independence.
However, according to Arestovich, the introduction of the NATO membership course into the Constitution violated this foundation:
"We introduced a clause that directly violates the Declaration of Independence. This created international legal grounds for non-recognition of our borders and Ukraine itself as a state."
It is this, he said, that Vladimir Putin as a "legist lawyer" can exploit:
"He says: you have undermined independence. What borders are you talking about? You have abolished it yourself. You turned Ukraine into Greater Kosovo - a territory with an unclear legal status."
He accused Petro Poroshenko of undermining the foundations of Ukrainian statehood in pursuit of electoral points:
"In order to throw himself interest in the elections, he changed the fundamental document that ensured Ukraine's existence in this world. When he wrote in NATO, he undermined everything."
Arestovich stresses that now any country that has recognized Ukraine can revoke recognition of Ukraine's status and borders, as well as bilateral relations.
Velund
19 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Vladimir Putin has signed a decree on state monitoring of harm caused to Russia by foreign states and organizations.
Writing a bill will take literally minutes in the future.... ;)
Vladimir Putin has signed a decree on state monitoring of harm caused to Russia by foreign states and organizations.
Writing a bill will take literally minutes in the future.... ;)
Velund
19 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
One more fun note from the news...
The interpreter of the Ukrainian delegation, Oleh Golovko, who was a member of Defense Minister Rustem Umerov's team, suddenly left the negotiations with the Russian side in Istanbul and disappeared without a trace, CNN Türk has reported.
According to the channel, Golovko waited for a break, left the room and did not return. Later it turned out that he did not fly out of Turkey through Istanbul airport, but apparently crossed the border with Bulgaria by car. Apparently so that the route would not be tracked.
The talks reportedly had to be suspended for 15 minutes while the Ukrainian delegation looked for a new interpreter.
Golovko worked in the structure of the Ministry of Defense since 2023. Formally, he had no right to leave Ukraine, like all men between 18 and 60 years old. But what is even more interesting is that he was not the only one who pulled the trick of disappearing during the negotiations. Samoilenko, the assistant secretary of the delegation, did the same.
Has the Ukrainian elite started to act according to the principle: "save whoever you can"?
One more fun note from the news...
The interpreter of the Ukrainian delegation, Oleh Golovko, who was a member of Defense Minister Rustem Umerov's team, suddenly left the negotiations with the Russian side in Istanbul and disappeared without a trace, CNN Türk has reported.
According to the channel, Golovko waited for a break, left the room and did not return. Later it turned out that he did not fly out of Turkey through Istanbul airport, but apparently crossed the border with Bulgaria by car. Apparently so that the route would not be tracked.
The talks reportedly had to be suspended for 15 minutes while the Ukrainian delegation looked for a new interpreter.
Golovko worked in the structure of the Ministry of Defense since 2023. Formally, he had no right to leave Ukraine, like all men between 18 and 60 years old. But what is even more interesting is that he was not the only one who pulled the trick of disappearing during the negotiations. Samoilenko, the assistant secretary of the delegation, did the same.
Has the Ukrainian elite started to act according to the principle: "save whoever you can"?
Velund
19 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
The farthest from countries like Romania with their "election corrections" - the better.
This is how Russia will join the others rogue countries.
The farthest from countries like Romania with their "election corrections" - the better.
Velund
19 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
One more piece of quite informational almost offtopic from Tatyana Montyan tg channel...
"Amnesty International", come on, goodbye!
Amnesty International has been declared an undesirable organization in Russia, the Russian Prosecutor General's Office said.
Recognition as an undesirable organization essentially means a ban on Amnesty International's activities in Russia: the distribution of its materials and any events organized by it or with its support are prohibited. More importantly, Russian citizens can no longer cooperate with Amnesty International, in particular, perform any work on its order and generally receive money from it. ❌
I'm not a big fan of bans of any kind, but in this case the decision is not only overdue, but overripe. Amnesty International's "human rights activists" only "defend" human rights when it is necessary to expose the authorities of some "wrong" country once again, and systematically turn a blind eye even to the most severe violations in the "right" countries. Have you heard, for example, any criticism of Amnesty International with regard to the absolutely lawless actions of the TCC in Ukraine? Neither have I. And - we won't, because this is the "right" lawlessness, and you can't criticize it. 🙈
By the way, Amnesty International has had some interesting stories in connection with Ukraine. For example, in 2022 Amnesty published a rather harsh report in which it criticized the Ukrainian armed forces for placing military facilities in schools, kindergartens and hospitals. Just two days later (!), the report was taken down from the website under the pretext of "the need to recheck the information", and Amnesty International also apologized (!) to Kyiv for the inconvenience caused. Such are they, principled international human rights activists! 🤮
So in this case I fully support the ban. To hell this hypocritical bunch!
One more piece of quite informational almost offtopic from Tatyana Montyan tg channel...
"Amnesty International", come on, goodbye!
Amnesty International has been declared an undesirable organization in Russia, the Russian Prosecutor General's Office said.
Recognition as an undesirable organization essentially means a ban on Amnesty International's activities in Russia: the distribution of its materials and any events organized by it or with its support are prohibited. More importantly, Russian citizens can no longer cooperate with Amnesty International, in particular, perform any work on its order and generally receive money from it. ❌
I'm not a big fan of bans of any kind, but in this case the decision is not only overdue, but overripe. Amnesty International's "human rights activists" only "defend" human rights when it is necessary to expose the authorities of some "wrong" country once again, and systematically turn a blind eye even to the most severe violations in the "right" countries. Have you heard, for example, any criticism of Amnesty International with regard to the absolutely lawless actions of the TCC in Ukraine? Neither have I. And - we won't, because this is the "right" lawlessness, and you can't criticize it. 🙈
By the way, Amnesty International has had some interesting stories in connection with Ukraine. For example, in 2022 Amnesty published a rather harsh report in which it criticized the Ukrainian armed forces for placing military facilities in schools, kindergartens and hospitals. Just two days later (!), the report was taken down from the website under the pretext of "the need to recheck the information", and Amnesty International also apologized (!) to Kyiv for the inconvenience caused. Such are they, principled international human rights activists! 🤮
So in this case I fully support the ban. To hell this hypocritical bunch!
Velund
19 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
19 promille, not percent...
19%....?
19 promille, not percent...
Velund
19 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Now 19, instead of 17 a year ago?
Check the news out, there are increasing numbers of Russians that don't believe that.
Now 19, instead of 17 a year ago?
Velund
16 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
We doesn't want just ceasefire. If you have real peace - wrap two for us..
who doesn't want peace.
We doesn't want just ceasefire. If you have real peace - wrap two for us..
Velund
16 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
It was banderites from the west who tried to broke to russian houses in Donbass for the start.
It is Russia who broke into Ukraine's house.
It was banderites from the west who tried to broke to russian houses in Donbass for the start.
Velund
16 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Putin never asked for a ceasefire. He asked for peace. There is some subtle difference between this two. Not for polack, though.
asks for a ceasefire
Putin never asked for a ceasefire. He asked for peace. There is some subtle difference between this two. Not for polack, though.
Velund
15 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
They set different place, nobody talked about Ankara where Z performed their moronic show.
But I understand - absolutely anything that may go wrong is a Putin's fault, it is rule #1 in Polack inter-ear ganglion. ;)
they set the time and place
They set different place, nobody talked about Ankara where Z performed their moronic show.
But I understand - absolutely anything that may go wrong is a Putin's fault, it is rule #1 in Polack inter-ear ganglion. ;)
Velund
15 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Tatyana Montyan continue to have fun in their Tg channel... ;)
Istanbul circus is the circus of all circuses 🤡
Without any interest and with a share of squeamish bewilderment I am watching the fcuking circus around the negotiations in Turkey. Putin officially called for these talks, Trump supported the idea, Zelensky said he was also in favor and would personally go there (even though no one called him there personally), and he is waiting for Putin personally (who, again, did not promise to personally go there). As a result, Zelensky and the Russian delegation headed by Medinsky flew to Turkey. However, Zelensky flew to Ankara, while the Russians flew to Istanbul. This was followed by an absolutely moronic show: Zelensky was running around Ankara, occasionally shouting phrases like "I am here! Putin, come out, you sneaky coward!" The Russian delegation stayed in Istanbul and disciplinedly waited for Zelensky (who was in another city and was not even going to Istanbul, which he did not hide).
Trump also added to the party, in between discussing the virtues of the Saudi camels he threw profound phrases like "Putin didn't come to Istanbul because I wouldn't have come there, and I could have come, but I didn't because I knew Putin wouldn't be there, and that's why Putin didn't come".
As a result, it seems to have been agreed to continue negotiating tomorrow: Zelensky will not participate in the event, but will send Defense Minister Umerov instead. This already hints that nothing serious will be decided at these talks: if they wanted to talk seriously, they would have sent at least Yermak. Not to mention the fact that Umerov is a scumbag with close ties in the Democrat Party, and he has his own reasons for disrupting the talks, in addition to those of the other members of Zelensky's flock.
No one is hiding the fact that no talks are planned: Kyiv has already stated that the Ukrainian delegation has been authorized to discuss only the issue of a 30-day ceasefire and nothing else. Moscow, on the other hand, is not interested in the issue of a 30-day ceasefire (and rightly so, by the way!), but is interested in the political framework for ending the war. And to make sure that no one doubts that nothing good will come out of these negotiations, Zelensky said before leaving Turkey that he does not plan to discuss any territorial issues, as it is "forbidden by the constitution". The fact that the negotiations themselves (any negotiations!) are prohibited in principle by his, Zelensky's, personal decree, apparently does not bother him.
In short, following this sh1tty shapito is not for the faint of heart: as I wrote above (t.me/montyan2/11064), no one really wants to negotiate anything, and everyone is just pulling the cat by the tail, mostly because they don't want to upset hysterical grandpa Trump, who promised peace in Ukraine to his voters, and now he just doesn't know how to get away from this whole story.
Tatyana Montyan continue to have fun in their Tg channel... ;)
Istanbul circus is the circus of all circuses 🤡
Without any interest and with a share of squeamish bewilderment I am watching the fcuking circus around the negotiations in Turkey. Putin officially called for these talks, Trump supported the idea, Zelensky said he was also in favor and would personally go there (even though no one called him there personally), and he is waiting for Putin personally (who, again, did not promise to personally go there). As a result, Zelensky and the Russian delegation headed by Medinsky flew to Turkey. However, Zelensky flew to Ankara, while the Russians flew to Istanbul. This was followed by an absolutely moronic show: Zelensky was running around Ankara, occasionally shouting phrases like "I am here! Putin, come out, you sneaky coward!" The Russian delegation stayed in Istanbul and disciplinedly waited for Zelensky (who was in another city and was not even going to Istanbul, which he did not hide).
Trump also added to the party, in between discussing the virtues of the Saudi camels he threw profound phrases like "Putin didn't come to Istanbul because I wouldn't have come there, and I could have come, but I didn't because I knew Putin wouldn't be there, and that's why Putin didn't come".
As a result, it seems to have been agreed to continue negotiating tomorrow: Zelensky will not participate in the event, but will send Defense Minister Umerov instead. This already hints that nothing serious will be decided at these talks: if they wanted to talk seriously, they would have sent at least Yermak. Not to mention the fact that Umerov is a scumbag with close ties in the Democrat Party, and he has his own reasons for disrupting the talks, in addition to those of the other members of Zelensky's flock.
No one is hiding the fact that no talks are planned: Kyiv has already stated that the Ukrainian delegation has been authorized to discuss only the issue of a 30-day ceasefire and nothing else. Moscow, on the other hand, is not interested in the issue of a 30-day ceasefire (and rightly so, by the way!), but is interested in the political framework for ending the war. And to make sure that no one doubts that nothing good will come out of these negotiations, Zelensky said before leaving Turkey that he does not plan to discuss any territorial issues, as it is "forbidden by the constitution". The fact that the negotiations themselves (any negotiations!) are prohibited in principle by his, Zelensky's, personal decree, apparently does not bother him.
In short, following this sh1tty shapito is not for the faint of heart: as I wrote above (t.me/montyan2/11064), no one really wants to negotiate anything, and everyone is just pulling the cat by the tail, mostly because they don't want to upset hysterical grandpa Trump, who promised peace in Ukraine to his voters, and now he just doesn't know how to get away from this whole story.
Velund
14 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Maybe a bit of offtopic here, but clear demonstration of what really mean imported "freedom and democracy", bringed for (mostly) US taxpayers money to a remote countries. Ukraine may get something very similar (if it will survive). From Montyan tg channel...
What is going on in Libya?
Some more details about the recent shootings in the Libyan capital Tripoli: not because we care about what exactly is happening there, but just to understand what is happening in general in the countries where the West is bringing "freedom and democracy".
So, let me remind you, it all started with the fact that a Mr. Abdullah Ghani al-Kikli, who was the head of the so-called "Stability Support Apparatus", or SSA, was killed under unclear circumstances. The name SSA sounds very official, but in essence it is an ordinary gang from the Abu Salim neighborhood, which once supported the ruling Government of National Unity in Tripoli against rivals from the Government of National Stability, for which it received an official status, credentials and the right to harass and bully various structures not for nothing, but under the pretext of maintaining public order. Such gangs, which have turned into law enforcement agencies, are like fleas on a stray dog in modern Libya: for example, Salafi religious groups have acquired the status of "Special Crime Deterrence Unit" (RADA), a gang similar to SSA, but from Misrata, called "Joint Operational Forces" and so on. However, we must pay tribute to al-Kikli: among all the gangs, his was probably the most daring, assertive and successful: it roofed, for example, the capital's power grids, most banks, and so on.
Like normal gangs, the "near-state" gangsters in Libya occasionally fight for spheres of influence: the SSA has occasionally engaged in real street battles with RADA, and a rather large battle with dozens of deaths took place last August between them and the so-called "Judicial Police".
Al-Kikli's fatal conflict with the so-called 444 Brigade of the Libyan Army (also a uniformed gang, but military, not police) over control of oil production is believed to have been the most fatal one. It is said that on the day of his murder, al-Kikli went to the headquarters of the 444th Brigade for negotiations, where he was safely killed, after which the brigade, as well as the aforementioned RADA, Misuratians and other "law enforcement agencies" carried out an operation to cleanse the SSA.
So in general from the point of view of Libya nothing unusual happened at all, a completely routine story, such things happen there a couple times a year.
It's a good life in Libya after the overthrow of Gaddafi, isn't it?
barking "freedom and democracy"
Maybe a bit of offtopic here, but clear demonstration of what really mean imported "freedom and democracy", bringed for (mostly) US taxpayers money to a remote countries. Ukraine may get something very similar (if it will survive). From Montyan tg channel...
What is going on in Libya?
Some more details about the recent shootings in the Libyan capital Tripoli: not because we care about what exactly is happening there, but just to understand what is happening in general in the countries where the West is bringing "freedom and democracy".
So, let me remind you, it all started with the fact that a Mr. Abdullah Ghani al-Kikli, who was the head of the so-called "Stability Support Apparatus", or SSA, was killed under unclear circumstances. The name SSA sounds very official, but in essence it is an ordinary gang from the Abu Salim neighborhood, which once supported the ruling Government of National Unity in Tripoli against rivals from the Government of National Stability, for which it received an official status, credentials and the right to harass and bully various structures not for nothing, but under the pretext of maintaining public order. Such gangs, which have turned into law enforcement agencies, are like fleas on a stray dog in modern Libya: for example, Salafi religious groups have acquired the status of "Special Crime Deterrence Unit" (RADA), a gang similar to SSA, but from Misrata, called "Joint Operational Forces" and so on. However, we must pay tribute to al-Kikli: among all the gangs, his was probably the most daring, assertive and successful: it roofed, for example, the capital's power grids, most banks, and so on.
Like normal gangs, the "near-state" gangsters in Libya occasionally fight for spheres of influence: the SSA has occasionally engaged in real street battles with RADA, and a rather large battle with dozens of deaths took place last August between them and the so-called "Judicial Police".
Al-Kikli's fatal conflict with the so-called 444 Brigade of the Libyan Army (also a uniformed gang, but military, not police) over control of oil production is believed to have been the most fatal one. It is said that on the day of his murder, al-Kikli went to the headquarters of the 444th Brigade for negotiations, where he was safely killed, after which the brigade, as well as the aforementioned RADA, Misuratians and other "law enforcement agencies" carried out an operation to cleanse the SSA.
So in general from the point of view of Libya nothing unusual happened at all, a completely routine story, such things happen there a couple times a year.
It's a good life in Libya after the overthrow of Gaddafi, isn't it?
Velund
13 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Thank you for valuable advice. I will add waterproof multimeter and large roll of electrical tape to my survival kit. ;) But tsssss.... Don't tell this secret to polaks - this will increase chances of world's self-cleanising. ;)
So, Red Army was loser at May 7, 1945, and only ocassional capitulation of Germany next day helped them to win WWII?
If you are drowning and they throw you a rope, check if it's not a bare wire with 220 volts...
Thank you for valuable advice. I will add waterproof multimeter and large roll of electrical tape to my survival kit. ;) But tsssss.... Don't tell this secret to polaks - this will increase chances of world's self-cleanising. ;)
Lose is that Russia will not win.Simple.
So, Red Army was loser at May 7, 1945, and only ocassional capitulation of Germany next day helped them to win WWII?
Velund
13 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
The Ukrainian Constitution provides for the extension of powers, but only of the Rada, and does not say anything about the extension of the powers of the President. The law of Ukraine on the legal status of the law on martial law says that no elections are held during this period. This does not mean that they are prolonged. They are not being held. But there is Article 111, which says that in this case the powers of the supreme power are transferred to the speaker of the parliament.
does not hold elections.
The Ukrainian Constitution provides for the extension of powers, but only of the Rada, and does not say anything about the extension of the powers of the President. The law of Ukraine on the legal status of the law on martial law says that no elections are held during this period. This does not mean that they are prolonged. They are not being held. But there is Article 111, which says that in this case the powers of the supreme power are transferred to the speaker of the parliament.
Velund
13 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Legal cadence of Z as president of urkaine was ended May 20, 2024. Period.
Ukraine has the same Head of State as they have had for several years.
Legal cadence of Z as president of urkaine was ended May 20, 2024. Period.
Velund
13 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
He wanted that legal representatives of Russia talk with legal representatives in Ukraine in Istanbul. Zelensky is not President anymore (outdated).
Who said you that Putin wanted to meet with narcofuhrer in person? Spit to their ugly face...
He wanted (or pretended to want) talks with the President of Ukraine in Istanbul.
He wanted that legal representatives of Russia talk with legal representatives in Ukraine in Istanbul. Zelensky is not President anymore (outdated).
Who said you that Putin wanted to meet with narcofuhrer in person? Spit to their ugly face...
Velund
13 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Someone disinformed you. My tee-shirt is Carhartt K87 made in Honduras for US market. Not cheap, of course.
Check your other sources of information, to avoid dangerous stresses in nearest future...
Acting presidents of state does not flying to talk with a private person that prohibit yourself to talk personally with mr. Putin by law while that private person was president of something in the past....
your cheap Chinese tee-shirt.
Someone disinformed you. My tee-shirt is Carhartt K87 made in Honduras for US market. Not cheap, of course.
Check your other sources of information, to avoid dangerous stresses in nearest future...
It's weird that he won't attend
Acting presidents of state does not flying to talk with a private person that prohibit yourself to talk personally with mr. Putin by law while that private person was president of something in the past....
Velund
13 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Here was another idea - to offer Zelensky to meet with some Russian comics, but nobody agreed to make at least one similar show to "equalize" their status. ;)
Here was another idea - to offer Zelensky to meet with some Russian comics, but nobody agreed to make at least one similar show to "equalize" their status. ;)
photo_20250513_11.jpg
Velund
13 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Here was the right idea - Former President Zelensky by his status should meet with former President Dmitry Medvedev.
Here was the right idea - Former President Zelensky by his status should meet with former President Dmitry Medvedev.
Velund
12 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Local m0r0ns didn't understand what we were talking about and started remembering their wet dream - to look at nuked London and curse the crazy Russians... ;)
No, dumbasses, we were talking about total destruction of infrastructure before the first soldier even sets foot on a land where he has no relatives ;) Something like what NATO done to Serbia...
That's my favourite one! :)
Local m0r0ns didn't understand what we were talking about and started remembering their wet dream - to look at nuked London and curse the crazy Russians... ;)
No, dumbasses, we were talking about total destruction of infrastructure before the first soldier even sets foot on a land where he has no relatives ;) Something like what NATO done to Serbia...
Velund
12 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
ru.wikiquote.org/wiki/%D0%A1%D0%BA%D0%B8%D1%84%D1%8B_(%D0%91%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%BA)
you brutal Asian beast.
ru.wikiquote.org/wiki/%D0%A1%D0%BA%D0%B8%D1%84%D1%8B_(%D0%91%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%BA)
Velund
12 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
It was hard to not hear this song living there.. ;)
youtube.com/watch?v=g2KIxTonkhE - this is one of latest "remakes"...
...grad is a city, ...stan is a country... ;)
I doubt that majority of the killed Ukrainians ever heard the song in their life.
It was hard to not hear this song living there.. ;)
youtube.com/watch?v=g2KIxTonkhE - this is one of latest "remakes"...
Surely you meant Londongrad?
...grad is a city, ...stan is a country... ;)
Velund
12 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
Hm... Londonistan is one of examples... ;) Even if there is tiny fraction of percent pretend to be our relatives, many of them hiding there from court, and can be neglected. ;)
Is there even one such land on Earth? :)
Hm... Londonistan is one of examples... ;) Even if there is tiny fraction of percent pretend to be our relatives, many of them hiding there from court, and can be neglected. ;)
Velund
12 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
By those who sharply don't like popular song "Our father is Bandera, ukraine - mother"...
And about your advice - we will definitely use it if we will be forced to come to the land, where we have no relatives...
Killed by whom?
By those who sharply don't like popular song "Our father is Bandera, ukraine - mother"...
And about your advice - we will definitely use it if we will be forced to come to the land, where we have no relatives...
Velund
12 May 2025
News / Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22 [520]
So, half million of dead ukrainians was "just for fun", and only now it will become "really serious"?
What about something serious in responce? Say, for starter, barrages of missiles to key distribution nodes of electric grid, that will turn all remaining nuclear stations offline?
This time - it's really serious.
So, half million of dead ukrainians was "just for fun", and only now it will become "really serious"?
What about something serious in responce? Say, for starter, barrages of missiles to key distribution nodes of electric grid, that will turn all remaining nuclear stations offline?