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    „Militärische Hardware war nicht auf dem Platz, sondern auf einem Bildschirm.“ Was ich bei der Siegesparade auf dem Roten Platz gesehen habe. Steve Rosenberg für BBC News

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    2. Nono6768 on

      I had a friend who died of testicular cancer. By the end his nuts were the size of a football. But still smaller than Steve Rosenberg’s balls.

    6. Fine_Violinist5802 on

      They even needed the porn addicts to make up the numbers in the march

    7. kmlynarski on

      And this is so typical of Russia and Russians. Notice: is there a threat? People are being sent! You don’t endanger equipment… people, you can.

    10. somerussianbear on

      Special operation so special that eat all our missiles and tanks and soldiers and stuff

    11. funkypepermint on

      This is like trump pathetic little parade. You can say what you want but this shows only weakness

    12. Any-Original-6113 on

      So the question is- why would Putin want to publicly display such weakness?

       After so many years of tanks, IFVs, and missile launchers being a constant feature of military parades, their absence is an obvious sign of impotence. 

      You don’t need to be an expert to figure that out. But I’m certain the Russians have far more than 150- 200 tanks and IFVs available to parade.  So for some reason, Putin needed this public humiliation. 

      The question is— why?

    14. Shot_Bison1140 on

      There is no hardware to put on the parade.. simple as that. It’s laying rusted and in million pieces on Ukraine soil! „Afraid that Ukraine would target the parade“… ROFL….. R O F L… 😂

    15. External_Reaction314 on

      There is photos from the smaller cities parades. It’s like a couple of cripples, all with crutches or wheelchairs.

    16. DiscoKeule on

      Steve couldn’t see the military hardware because his huge balls were in the way

    17. horizontal120 on

      I’m always afraid for him that they will just take him away someday…

    19. Redstonefreedom on

      See Steve Rosenberg’s name, watch video. That’s as simple a rule I need.

      He’s got a great (sometimes daily) series on YouTube in regularly sampling Russia’s media bias, for those interested. I’ve watched it for years now. He’s an admirable guy.

    21. Spare-Builder-355 on

      this military parade has turned into fuckin pageant. Collect best looking boys, make them walk beautifully. Done. Very military. I hope they all *ie.

      * to not get me banned

    22. diamanthaende on

      Pure anachronism – a country firmly stuck in the past with apparently no path to the present, let alone the future…

    23. Valuable-Flounder692 on

      Why is it Russian army goose steps when they hate Nazis always wondered, few other countries similar too.

    24. snakeoildriller on

      Honestly surprised test Ukraine didn’t send a few drones over, even if they only did a fly-by.

    28. Narradisall on

      For the shit people give the BBC, they still do some great reporting.

      I read an article from him earlier where some Russian news came up to him and commented how Russia is letting foreign reporters be present and he responded along the lines of ‘I seem to be the only one.’

    29. Narradisall on

      It was nice of Ukraine to give Russia permission to have their little parade this year.

    31. silentsnooc on

      It would have been ao f***ing awesome if Ukraine would have flown buckets with red paint over there and empty it over these soldiers just to send a message.

    32. ClassGrassMass on

      But like why couldn’t a drone with a bit of c4 just go to where putin was.

    33. Bob_Spud on

      Putin in his speech eclared „Russia will always be victorious“. Putin only gained power from Russia’s failed war in Afghanistan (Dec 1979 to Feb 1989).

    35. I405CA on

      A wonderful way to celebrate the 1536th day of Putin’s 3-day special military operation.

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