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Origin Entry: 2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine

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Anonymous 03/02/12(Fri)17:39 No. 1921453 If only you knew how bad things really are.

Due to a chronic shortage of any vehicles, the Russian Military has started to issue donkeys to frontline troops to be used to carry supplies to and from the frontlines so that the Lada's and Moskvitch's can be freed up for frontline assaults and recon patrols.

No, you didn't suffer a stroke reading that, reality really is just stranger than fiction; because reality does not have to be believable.

Wprost is a Polish weekly news magazine, published since 1982. They have some cool cover art, especially related to the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian War. They made a comment on the cutting of gas pipelines from Russia to Europe through this image.

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Jammin' in the name of the Lord

I can't confirm that the Ukrainians were jamming comms whilst <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFRbZJXjWIA">Jammin’</a> on Jam jars, but I can't confirm that they haven't either.

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Special Networking Operation underway in Russia

<a href="https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/technology/russia-facing-internet-outages-due-to-equipment-shortage/">According to the article</a>, which is based on a report conducted by Russia's RSPP Commission for Communications and IT, Russia currently has enough spare parts to keep the system running for six-months.

This doesn't sound too bad, until we take in the facts that most of these parts are made in the West, prices for the parts they currently have in the country have risen by 40% and with the falling price of the Ruble leading them to get even higher as time goes on.

What also isn't helping is the current brain drain either, leaving Russia in a situation where even if parts were available, there might not be anyone around who knows how to fix the issue in the first place.

I personally don't think the war will last until the end of the year, but if it does last beyond May, it might be worth the Russian users downloading anything they want to keep now before things start getting a bit dodgy.

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Holy Fuck, The Madlads Actually Tried It!

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Russians on Telegram React to March 29's Explosions in Belgorod (translated)

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There were unconfirmed reports that a Russian Military Munitions Depot "had exploded in the Belgorod Region of Western Russia,":https://twitter.com/sentdefender/status/1508878067468546049 near the Ukrainian Border. It is unclear what the explosion was caused by; State Media reported it as a result of "human error", but also reported attacks from Ukraine that injured 4 servicemen.
Either way, the depot in the above video appears to be a Complete Loss.
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Sources below:
• "Initial Reporting from Russian State Media RIA":https://archive.ph/xZ3mo
+ RIA claims "human error":https://archive.ph/kRyX9
+ TASS reports an attack against Russia from Ukraine in "the same targeted region":https://archive.ph/5PM2a
+ Conclusion: State Media "hurt itself in confusion":https://twitter.com/NotWoofers/status/1508893280406319108
• "Post on r/Ukraine":https://archive.ph/hHTGr
+ "Imgur Album archived":https://archive.ph/A3VjR
• Alternative source from /k/ thread archived "here":https://archived.moe/k/thread/52736954/#52737884

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More of RT's Audience and Pro-War Russians reacting to "reduction" of Russian forces

"Ukrop" being a derogatory term for Ukrainians, uttered by Vatniks
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Sources of translations below:
• "Statement from RT's Twitter":https://archive.ph/gv7f3
+ Was posted to RT-affiliated Telegrams
• "Post on r/Ukraine":https://archive.ph/SxxCa
+ Note: Was removed and eventually locked by moderators
• Alternative source from /k/ thread archived "here":https://archived.moe/k/thread/52736954/#52737754

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Pro-Russian Anons reacting to February 24th, 2022 versus March 29th, 2022

Check out a whole thread compiling early Russian reactions "here":https://archived.moe/k/thread/52736954/#52736954
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Collage mostly by me. Sources below:
• "Credit to this /k/ommando for making the original collage in the first part":https://archived.moe/k/thread/52736954/#52738490
• "Statement from RT's Twitter":https://archive.ph/gv7f3
• Pro-Russian Account on Twitter recounting Russian Anons' reaction to talks in Ankara
+ "Example 1":https://archive.ph/BRJKf
+ "Example 2":https://archive.ph/dJ2GF

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RT's Audience and Pro-War Russians react to news of "reduction" in Russian forces to Kiev and Chernigov

With all the discussion of people immediately jumping to hate anything Russian recently, as a reminder of how regular and sane Russians don't want this war, this image depicts Russia Today's audience and major consumers of their propaganda, not a true majority of the nation's population. And this is an interesting case for when the narratives clash far too much, with previous portrayals being that of success and de-nazification only to come to RT reporting "reduced military operations" on Ukraine's capital.
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Collage and rough translations by me. Sources below:
• "Statement from RT's Twitter":https://archive.ph/gv7f3
+ Note: Reactions are from *Telegram* but the Twitter headlines and other reportings were then posted to Russian conservative Telegrams; replies to RT's Twitter post are more sane
• "Posts courtesy of Pro-Ukraine Telegram":https://archive.ph/MqY1U

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Meanwhile at Chernobyl...

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Evolution of the Russian Army

The source of the art used to make this can <a href="https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/69438825">be found here.</a>

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Plants vs Zombie: Ukraine Edition

PLANTS ZOMBIES VS. MATURE 17+ M Pop Cap CONTENT RATED BY ESRB Ukraine Edition

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The Battle for Chornobaivka

Apparently the Russians have lost two generals trying to take this airport.

Yakov Rezantsev and Andrey Mordvichev.

As far as I'm aware, these deaths haven't been confirmed yet and I'll update this if they are.

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/pol/ vs monkey Putin vs azov-chan

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2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine - The 3000 Black Aircraft Carriers of Armenia

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