Rusia invade Ucrania. Y Ucrania a Rusia. Vol. 2

#59245 ni pruebas ni dudas

#59253

#59253

#59262 joder parece un tren indio XD

#59267 está antena3 con el dedo a punto para emitir.

#59248ferayear:

No se ve nada espectacular aunque es evidente que algo a explotado cerca de los aviones aparcados.

Cualquier daño por pequeño sea implica que el aparato no puede volar hasta estar reparado. No hablamos de un coche o un barco.

#59253 Me recuerda a la típica furgoneta que llevan los marroquíes cuando van a su país.

Y por eso me parece de ser muy hijo de puta. Que encima los rusos en el manual que puse ayer digan:

58. Being captured is a bad, very bad idea.

They are captured for various reasons. The wounded, unconscious , left without ammunition and commanders. But most often out of stupidity - he got lost, went to the village for cigarettes, fell asleep at the post. Sometimes voluntary surrender, but this is a matter of psychiatry. The one who considers captivity as a way to save his life is mistaken. Being captured is a very bad idea. During the Great Patriotic War, 63.4% of Soviet prisoners of war died of starvation, disease, and torture. More than half of the prisoners died in Afghan captivity. Ukrainian warriors also arrange hell for our military prisoners of war.

Behind bestial cruelty towards our captives hide the awareness of inferiority and the enemy's fear of the Russians. And for them we are all - Chechens, Tatars, Buryats, Abkhazians, Udmurts - Russians. To humiliate a defenseless prisoner, to torture, castrate, kill - for our enemies is a kind of act of self-affirmation . And for us- an unacceptable zapadlo. We don't torture prisoners. Save the life of the surrendered to the enemy - a charitable and legally correct deed.

#59275 Por eso digo que es interesante leerlo. Y ver todas las perlas que sueltan.