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    Die Kosten der Invasion.

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    1. elderrion on

      I bet the Slovakian people are real proud that their leader is among such an… _illustrious_ bunch

    3. _KermitSewerSlide on

      names sure would help on the lower frame i am not well versed in the names of political puppets. but i recognise the potatolover from belarus.

    6. throwawayhyperbeam on

      The top one people look like they’re having at least a decent time, bottom one everyone looks miserable or scared

    13. IntroductionGrand857 on

      Xi is not betting on a loser. As of May 2026, the decision by Chinese President Xi Jinping to skip major events in Moscow, such as the May 9th Victory Day parade, serves as a powerful indicator that the Russia-Ukraine war is not delivering the quick, decisive victory initially anticipated by Beijing, signaling a strained partnership.
      While China has provided an economic lifeline to Russia, Xi’s absence signifies a calculated move to distance himself from a conflict that has become a „bad bet“ and a „nightmare“ for his global standing.

    15. usesidedoor on

      Not even Aliyev came this year, for obvious reasons (no bueno to shoot civilian airliners and barely apologize).

      Look at Aliyev in the top picture btw, he looks pretty much the same, only with darker hair.

    16. Poem_zeince on

      Well, the comparison is somewhat flawed. Even if Western politicians were absent today, 2005 would still have been a significant anniversary…

    17. boejiden2020 on

      Putin does not care, none of the world leaders in the first picture are still in power (I assume, correct me), yet he is. That’s the main goal and he is successful at it.

    20. Julez_Jay on

      Yea Putin spilled all his marbles within a decade and never looked back. Sad cringe.

    21. ElderPimpx on

      Well sure, the head count is down…

      But look how big those hats are! They are obviously winning where it counts.

    22. Few-Mixture9869 on

      I thought it would be fun if we all went around and said our name and a little something about ourselves. I’ll start. My name is Vladimir and I like to party. Alright. Dave, you’re up.

    23. buzzonga on

      OK, but the number of really big hats has gone from 0 to 4 and that has to count for something.

      Oh, and medals, infinity more fancy medals.

    24. Cliveo92 on

      Managed to push a whole country, Hungary , in the opposite direction too. Putins more of a loser then we ever could of believed

    28. YesImallright on

      TrumPutin, they both want to become North Korea, to keep power and wealth.

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