In der heutigen #Readingrussia schaue ich mir an, was die russischen Zeitungen über „Sieg“ und die wirtschaftlichen Probleme des Landes sagen. Steve Rosenberg für BBC News
In der heutigen #Readingrussia schaue ich mir an, was die russischen Zeitungen über „Sieg“ und die wirtschaftlichen Probleme des Landes sagen. Steve Rosenberg für BBC News
Very interesting to hear the other side of reporting, as a Swede mostly reading western news. Didn’t know they had the leverage to report anything negative about the situation in Russia, thought everything would be censored down to the last bit.
bartoszfcb on
Why the hell is that one guy in the picture holding a banknote with his feet?
kadavriak on
Laughable. What a loser country.
Ant0n61 on
utter losers
talexx on
So Ukraine is winning?
GWahazar on
They suffer from the success.
diamanthaende on
Russia has won what? The Darwin award?
uberusepicus on
That’s a big watermelon
Soft_Marionberry4932 on
Europe just can’t mess with a country that has such a huge watermelon and superior pumkin.
DisasterNo1740 on
Well yeah, them presenting Ukraine as being used by NATO and the West to wage war on Russia is in my opinion in line with them trying to get NATO to shoot down a jet or a few drones. This will cause more fervor, rally around the flag effects and make it more possible politically for Putin to do a mobilization. Something he desperately needs to achieve his goals inside of Ukraine.
hoodiemeloforensics on
That was a pretty big watermelon.
anxious_stoic on
2:13 WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT
Carlos_Tellier on
This is kind of what I’d imagine newspapers would look like in Mordor “local Khazad-Dun orc wins biggest pumpkin in the Gorgoroth region”
fatbreadslut on
you have to understand how much the word victory means to the ordinary russian, it’s all culturally tied to their unending narrative about winning WWII and liberating europe from fascism. but this newspaper reads like something from north korea – boasting about growing the largest carrots and onions in the world while your country is experiencing energy shortages and a 1984-esque „we have always been at war“ conflict where you have lost a million soldiers and the enemy has not even mobilized yet.
Past-Telephone4781 on
WAR IS PEACE
medievalvelocipede on
The more they talk about victory, the closer their final defeat is.
Glittering-Purple-63 on
Arguments and Facts the yellowest press in Russia. Maybe even yellower than Speedinfo
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Love Rosenberg’s content. He’s a great reporter.
Very interesting to hear the other side of reporting, as a Swede mostly reading western news. Didn’t know they had the leverage to report anything negative about the situation in Russia, thought everything would be censored down to the last bit.
Why the hell is that one guy in the picture holding a banknote with his feet?
Laughable. What a loser country.
utter losers
So Ukraine is winning?
They suffer from the success.
Russia has won what? The Darwin award?
That’s a big watermelon
Europe just can’t mess with a country that has such a huge watermelon and superior pumkin.
Well yeah, them presenting Ukraine as being used by NATO and the West to wage war on Russia is in my opinion in line with them trying to get NATO to shoot down a jet or a few drones. This will cause more fervor, rally around the flag effects and make it more possible politically for Putin to do a mobilization. Something he desperately needs to achieve his goals inside of Ukraine.
That was a pretty big watermelon.
2:13 WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT
This is kind of what I’d imagine newspapers would look like in Mordor “local Khazad-Dun orc wins biggest pumpkin in the Gorgoroth region”
you have to understand how much the word victory means to the ordinary russian, it’s all culturally tied to their unending narrative about winning WWII and liberating europe from fascism. but this newspaper reads like something from north korea – boasting about growing the largest carrots and onions in the world while your country is experiencing energy shortages and a 1984-esque „we have always been at war“ conflict where you have lost a million soldiers and the enemy has not even mobilized yet.
WAR IS PEACE
The more they talk about victory, the closer their final defeat is.
Arguments and Facts the yellowest press in Russia. Maybe even yellower than Speedinfo