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    Der Krieg kehrt dahin zurück, wo er hergekommen ist

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    2. Tripodbilly on

      It’s sweet watching the drones migrate. What strange cotton they have there, must have been a smoking accident

    4. Captlard on

      Really appreciating that they are hitting these places with force, beyond one or two strikes. That takes way longer to bring stuff back online (if ever).

    5. Beyonderr on

      Blow after blow keeps hitting Russia. At some point even Putin has to ask how sustainable this is.

      Reports of fuel rationing even in Moscow and St. Petersburg would have seemed unthinkable a few years ago.

      Ukraine’s ability to keep imposing costs on a much larger opponent has been remarkable.

    6. Valentiaga_97 on

      And russian AA is afk or elsewhere 🤷 or the operator is drunk aside👍 either way

      Slava Ukraini

    8. Rider_Dom on

      I love how you can hear clapping just before the strike. Happiness is in the air.

      /s

    13. Deep_Blue_Kitsune on

      It is easy to forget that some parts for these refineries are not produced in Russia and are hard to come by once they get destroyed.

    15. Southern-Method-4903 on

      Bombs drop from heaven just like hail, we brought it back to Mordor, time to pay.

    18. CrowTrue6487 on

      We don’t see village after village town after town city after city completely destroyed but yet we hear the ruzzians cry. The Muscovites really are the weakest people. Slava Ukraine.

    23. Fit-Amoeba-5010 on

      Great to see! Never thought I would admire devastation and destruction, but I do love it in these circumstances.

    27. radioactive-elk on

      Imagine going from the 2nd most feared military to a country that’s watching millions go up in smoke by what is essentially a flying lawnmower in only 4 years…

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