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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•[Combat] The NGU "Spartan" Brigade's "Black Sky" unit eliminates Russian invaders near Udachne, Donetsk Oblast.English
2·2 days agoBeltalowda, baratna!
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•Russians complain of an expanding kill zone and decreasing effectiveness of electronic warfare jamming systems.English
1·2 days agoI think it’s the literal of “crosses” as Ukraine is using those on equipment.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•'Ukrainians made it through,' Zelensky says on toughest winter of Russia's invasionEnglish
51·12 days agoStraightforward. Nazis and soviets had a military pact, jointly invaded and divided Poland, thus starting the ww2.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•'Ukrainians made it through,' Zelensky says on toughest winter of Russia's invasionEnglish
81·12 days agoLol, so the soviets did not have a pact with Nazis and didn’t invade Poland just two weeks after the Nazis?
My friend, I understand your desire to see Soviet Union as some sort of dualistic opponent of the imperialist US (which the latter is), and use that to declare as the good side, but I’m afraid the USSR was just as imperialist and as terrible, just differently.
It was way more like two mafia gangs fighting each other. And the one that won is now finally showing its true colours.
The fundamental approach to equality in the early Soviet Union was via killing all those “not equal”. Lenin was very adamant about using extreme violence to “convince” the population. So was Stalin. The following ones were a little less blood thirsty, but simply because their predecessors did a great job killing millions.
Sorry, Soviet Union was a tyrannical oligarchy, as far from socialism as its great opponent the US of A.
By the way, your argument that you don’t know but I also cannot know because I was late to the party (pun intended) is… a very naive one. But I agree with you - you don’t know and fight rather hard to retain your faith.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•'Ukrainians made it through,' Zelensky says on toughest winter of Russia's invasionEnglish
131·12 days agoAs someone who lived in USSR, slow me to adjust your statement.
Everyone was declared to have equal rights, not dissimilar to the constitutions of other countries.
Contrary to those declarations the soviet passports had “nationality” in them.
On top of that, while it was reasonable for everyone to have a common language, it was a common understanding that if one is too progress in life and career, they should adopt russian and, better, become one. Which was actively supported. While I grew up in Ukraine, in school we had Ukrainian language and literature as a foreign language, maybe 10% of what we spent learning russian ones.
So yeah, everyone was equal, as long as they are russian. Every other nationality was at best mocked. Ukrainians are greedy, Georgians are brainless machos, Chukchas are stupid, Jews are sneaky thieves etc.
On top of that, there was systemic discrimination of women which culminated in the joke-proverb “woman, keep your mouth shut, your day is 8th of march”.
And of course the equality was topped by the oligarchy. See in a one-party system, people are either party members or not. The country was obviously ruled exclusively by the party members, which not only meant that the non-members had zero representation, it also meant that most members had equally zero representation.
Ironically, in that sense, there was equality since nobody had any rights.
So a small elite has formed, it was mostly replenished via nepotism and those were the “more equal” ones.
The patriotic movements you’re mentioning, while they naturally picked the flag after the collapse, had little to do with the said collapse. It crashed because it was resistant to change.
And the soviets were well aware of the “nationalist danger”, that why after causing holodomor they settled millions of ethnic russians into the emptied homes in Ukraine. That’s why after the second world war (which the soviets don’t call that because they actually started it together with the Nazis) they sent hundreds of thousands of Crimean Tatars to Siberia and replaced them with… more ethnically and loyal russians.
So yeah, everyone was declared equal, but only male, russian and well-connected were.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•Ukraine war: The village where Russian soldiers have a life expectancy of 12 minutesEnglish
4·18 days agoPretty much. The soviets have systematically cultivated political apathy and pootler has brought it to the next level. Imagine having access to millions of bodies and nobody cares when you expend a million or two. That’s dictator’s wet dream.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•Berlin Story Bunker to unveil Ukraine war exhibition on Feb. 24, 2026, with testimonies from soldiers and civiliansEnglish
1·18 days agoThere will be no civil war in russia after their defeat. They were all conditioned into complete apathy (that’s why all other dictators and wannabes are paying attention). That’s why most of those who join today, do that simply for money.
So all that might happen is mafia clashes as they will establish new spheres of control and then it will come back to the rise of the next “great” leader.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•“Russia is weaponizing winter”: Australia pledges $6.9 million for Ukraine’s battered power gridEnglish
3·2 months agoFuel is directly used in war. Electricity in the near-front areas is the same.
Heating in the cities that are not engaged in direct military activities is a terrorist tactic designed to kill or at least break the will of civilians.
That’s different.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•The total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 19.01.26English
7·2 months agoI’m afraid if something is disturbing his sleep, it’s not the casualties, but the prospect of him personally losing this war. So if he needs to send another million, they are but cheers pieces. “Women will birth new ones” is the popular saying in that insane asylum.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•‘We’ve Metastasized Russia’s Military,’ Say Ukrainian PartisansEnglish
3·2 months agoYup, I cannot find the original article, but I think you’re right. What’s more is that in Ukrainian, metastasis is virtually never used in a verb form (you can buy it’s awkward), so it’s indeed caused by the author knowing it has a verb form in English, but being somewhat unfamiliar with its use.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•Latvia just finished building a 280-kilometer fence to keep Russia outEnglish
151·2 months agoI hope there’s no gate
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•The total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02.22 to 24.12.25English
2·3 months agoIt’s the bigger more expensive ones
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•Poll shows 55% of Russians expect war to end in 2026 — and want life back to 'normal'English
3·3 months ago“some” as in “few”. A country which can afford to waste 1.2 million lives in a meat grinder is likely made of those who don’t mind the war. Especially if they’re winning and vodka and Coca-Cola are affordable. And when they say they want the war to end, they mean they want to get back to winning and affordable vodka, not that the war is a terrible thing.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•Ukraine’s Ground Robot Tore Through Russian Troops—So It’s Now Armed With a Grenade LauncherEnglish
4·3 months agoI don’t think it’s a loophole. Surgeons hurt people in order to prevent a greater pain. ruZZia is just a cancer.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•50 civilians in Sumy Oblast abducted and forcibly taken to Russia, ombudsman saysEnglish
3·3 months agoIn case yours is not a retorical question, it’s a terrorist tactic.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•[Combat] The "Signum" Battalion eliminates Russian soldiers in the forests near Lyman.English
4·3 months agoWhile there are reports of people being sold into military slavery or fooled to sign the contract, majority are there voluntarily - whether following an ideology, desire to avoid prison or simply money.
As sad as it is that people have to make those choices, they still made them and given how pootin has weaponised political apathy, they also don’t care about their actions until they meet a drone.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•Ukraine Is Jamming Russia’s ‘Superweapon’ With a SongEnglish
3·4 months agoNah, my original message was a quick braindump full of shortcuts. I’m glad you gave me the opportunity to formulate it orderly.
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Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•Ukraine Is Jamming Russia’s ‘Superweapon’ With a SongEnglish
1·4 months agoBro. I have Ukrainian roots and I’m very confused about the Ukrainian stuff :)
All I know about Finland is that Soviets attacked it and, essentially, lost, so I guess Finland didn’t have much choice - it was the known evil of the Stalin and the who-knows-what with the Germans that weren’t even their neighbours.
I’m sure there were actual Nazis both in Finland and Ukraine, but I don’t see how Finland could have stayed independent and neutral in that situation.
But again, I know way too little about those parts.

It really depends what the propaganda machine needs at that particular moment. See, she’s not critical of the war (and likely she isn’t, not just phrasing smart), she’s just worried that the guys are uncomfortable at the front.