Der Russe kehrte aus der Ukraine nach Hause zurück und grub vor dem Wohnhaus einen Graben



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25 Kommentare

  1. ElGranKornholio on

    his brain is broken. He will forever be in those trenches. I imagine that anything that sounds like a drone will make him snap.

  2. Good to see the Russians are bringing the war home with them. Gonna be a real fun time when thousands upon thousands of jaded, mentally broken veterans return home. Often to the more impoverished periphery as well. I’m sure the future looks stable for Russia. Yup. The Tsar has really ushered in a new golden age for the federation. Yup, yup, yup. 

  3. Lady laughs it off and calls him paranoid. Little does she knows this dude is full of PTSD and could snap at the sound of a firecracker or the sound of something zooming above. But hey, they put this on themselves.

  4. If I were a schoolboy, I would take out a small toy quadcopter and start circling above him, what a prank.

  5. The long term cost of the war will be felt in ways some people won’t ever understand.

  6. Dazzling_Let_8245 on

    „Hahaha! Look at this traumatized broken brain caused by our senseless war! So funny!“

    There are very few pictures that make me feel bad for russians, but I feel sorry for this guy.

  7. coffeepagan on

    It’s the guys who have this odd compulsion to dig trenches who survive.

  8. Drunk Russians falling into construction ditches in broad daylight at freezing temperatures are a common occurrence for a couple hundred years.

    Not everything is war related.

    Edit: People who are downvoting me have never shoveled an inch of frozen dirt. Do you have a clue how long it takes to dig such a long deep ditch? Don’t be stupid. He might be a soldier with PTSD, but he did not dig the ditch.

  9. DisasterNo1740 on

    I mean digging that trench solo would take quite a while. So yall do the math.

  10. Kraken160th on

    I’m not a monster. The after effects if war is sad. Fuck putin for doing this to people.

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