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Vid-rel: Russian loitering munition Italmas hitting Ukrainian oil tankers, oil storages, weapon factories, radars etc.

Italmas (also known as Product 54) is much cheaper version of Shahed-136. Cost supposedly lower than $10k.

Dimensions: Length 2 m, wingspan 1.8 m

Engine: Gasoline internal combustion (often a DLE-60 or similar Chinese-origin two-stroke boxer piston engine, propeller-driven)

Speed: Cruising 100-150 km/h; dive speed up to 200 km/h

Flight range: Up to 200+ km (this is the main advertised improvement over the shorter-range Lancet)

Loitering time: Up to 120 minutes

Maximum altitude: Around 4,000 m

Warhead: 15–40 kg of explosives (most sources converge on 40 kg for the primary variant, significantly larger than the Lancets 3-12 kg)

Guidance/Navigation: Autonomous (inertial/satellite) with possible operator control; some Russian claims mention AI integration for target recognition; may include electro-optical sensors for terminal guidance in some versions


Construction: Notably low-cost and simple, plywood/composite fuselage.
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Needs more dodge ram
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Thats loitering munition of Bolanda, Warmate 3.

Recent deals imply ~$50,000-$55,000 per unit in smaller batches : deal with South Korea 200 units for $11M in 2024.

Range: 80+ km (vs 200+ km in Russian model)

Warhead: Up to 3 kg modular (thermobaric/HEAT/HEFI) vs 40 kg explosive in Russian model)

Takeoff weight: 5.7 kg man-portable (vs 35 kg in Russian model)

Worse specs for 5x higher price xD
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>>525899720
Half of those looked like they missed.
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>>525899720
Can we just get more dead slavniggers for the money the US spent? Thank you
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>>525900110
>Italmas
why is Dodge so pro Russia?
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>>525900110
looks like some ISIS shit
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>>525899720
Hilarious how these things run off of knockoffs of german designed go cart / lawnmower engines
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>>525901549
Sneed's Feed & Seed (formerly Chuck's)
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>>525900110
>>525900158
Stationary catapults are default and most commonly used launching platforms for Russian loitering munition. Using Dodge RAM was a political mocking. Stellantis was supposedly obliged to stop any sales to Russia due to sanctions already in 2022.
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>>525901940
DLE-60 is a Chinese engine. Costs $500 on Alibaba, cost of production is around $150 so you can buy it in China for $300. Thats one of reasons for which Italmas drones are far less expensive to produce than Shaheds which use more powerful, specialized MD-550 clones.
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>>525901124
>Half of those looked like they missed

Even if it is true, 40 kg TNT can do a lot of damage. These two radars hit on the vid were P-18 i 36D6, first one cost $2mln and the second $150mln. They were most probably destroyed by $10k loitering munitions.
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>>525900711
>200 units
wow, that's will be wild three days when SHTF.
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>>525903787
More like 3 hours. xD Warmate production in Bolanda, via WB Group, totals 10,000 units under a 2025 framework deal up to 2035, so 1000 units a year xD, meanwhile Russia produces around 3.5 mln of _all_ drone units (FPV, kamikaze etc) according to Western sources.
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the might of russian army xDDDDDDDDDDD
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>>525904865
Ukraine is absolutely on its own in this uneven fight after all, just like banana-state Venezuela. Nobody helped it with $500bln in aid, weapon and ammo, critically depleting NATO stockpiles, nobody supplies it with intel etc. xD
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>>525899720
>>525901940
>>525902444
Imagine being killed by a 2 stroke. lol
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>>525904865
Hi buddy . Can you post large scale battles like the one in your picture but modern day in Ukraine please .
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>>525900711
>Worse specs for 5x higher price xD
South Korea has to earn money somehow.
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>>525905475
Warmate is a Polish loitering munition. Poles sold it to gooks.
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>>525899720
Kino
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>>525905157
lol from what country are shaheds from Iran?
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btw Poland already has drones with 50k TNT
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>>525905931
So?
Heavy = less range
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>>525905525
>Warmate is a Polish
I think it's a bad idea for Nato to build factories on the frontline.
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>>525906290
only if you have 1980s technology like russians or your drones are powered by chink lawn mower motors

Poland uses much more advanced explosives so payload weight is about half
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>>525905931
>>525906290
Warmate 50 is a plastic mock-up, not real product. It was unveiled by WB Group during MSPO 2024. Fictional specs are better, 50kg warhead vs 40kg of Italmas, 1000km range vs +200km of Italmas. The problem is that it is only a concept without even one working prototype yet xD
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Dont fear the Beaver
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>>525906533
smolensk and kalingrad are the fronline
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>>525906557
>1980s tech
Where are your missiles that go 8000mph? Tranny faggot shill
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>>525899720
>Ukrainian oil tankers
big if true
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>>525906614
>>525906710
russia can't even take out bridges on dniper with their missiles and drones xDDDDDD
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>>525906986
it's not that they can't the bridges are built with magical soviet technology and can withstand a nuclear blast
just don't think about it
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Meme weapon
Russians can’t conquer the poorest shithole in Europe after 4 years of war
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>>525907146
Americans would have even bigger problem with Mexico, even without +$500bln worth weapon/aid from China/Russia, if you guys just decided to fight for real, like guerilla Vietnam-tier warfare, instead of doing absolutely nothing like Venezuela xD
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>>525907319
what a cope lmao
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>>525899720
Technological expansion and adaptation of Russian engineering a constant, strategic and military dominance a natural factor

Z
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>>525899720
>Russians doing low cost AI targeting
kek, this should be gud
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>>525907826
Russians are good at war. Very adaptive. They are white people with average IQ oscilating around 100 so they are not so easy to defeat.
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>>525900110
We're priced out of those atm.
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>>525908211
Same applies to Ukrainians, of course
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>>525908211
XD
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>>525899720
Dindn't Poland signed deal with Ukraine, to get drone and missile tech from them, in exchange for old polish MIG figters? Was in news few weeks ago.
If that deal also includes naval drones, then it is big one.
As for Poland, when things become hot, one of goals will be to keep ziggers contained in Kaliningrad oblast.
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>>525906986
>>525907098
Russian armed forces began to utilize cheap drones to destroy bridges made of concrete by hitting engineering/construction weak points. This technique seems to be as effective as using bombs/ballistic missiles but _much_ cheaper
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>>525909345
>still can't take Kupiansk
yawnnn
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>>525908879
Bolanda is a fake country. It prefers spending $10bln on legacy Apache helicopters (to do a nasty rimjob to Americans) to building joint-ventures producing affordable drones with Ukrainians. Maybe its for the better. Russia would bomb the shit out of these factories anyway. They should be built deeper in Europe, preferably Western one xD
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>>525909647
those Polish Apache will land in Moscow and russian s300s will do nothing you cuck
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>>525909647
So that deal did not got signed?

Helicopters is still nice things. Just look how americans effectively seized several russian tankers.
Oveall, seen serveral sensible investments. Like in jewish Spike NG production line in Poland. Building south korean K9 artilery under license. Those artillery units will be able to exercise some pressure on Kaliningrad.
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>>525909914
This guy represents a typical Polish mindset that usually ends up in 1939-tier humiliations xD
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>>525909345
the drones are being used to detonate the explosives the ukrainians placed under the bridge
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>>525904865
>Russia (with half of the Soviet Union independent now) fights one of said independent parts + the entirety of the once-were-Axis and once-were-Allied countries supplying it with everything they can give
>It takes longer than the entire USSR fighting the Axis together with the Allies

Shocking. The real question is, why can't NATO win this? Why can't NATO defeat a country with the GDP of Belgium alone?
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>>525910020
>>525908558
>>525904865
85iq subhuman russians will do nothing with their s300s that don't work like in venezuela LMAO
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>>525909997
Tankers are not equipped with AA or any defensive systems (yet) so you can theoretically surprise them even with using 3 armed men in a canoe xD

Bolanda cant stop doing rimjobs. It bought +2500 Javelins in 2025 and probably effectively killed its own Moskit as well as Ukrainian Pirat project with this purchase. Spikes are kinda stalled too.
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>>525910446
NATO never wanted it to be a quick war
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>>525910885
>deliberately waging a war of attrition against Russia
I want my country out of this retarded alliance.
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>>525910774
stop lying you subhuman
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>>525910261
First footage of a Russian Banderol cruise missile hitting a Ukrainian dam on the Pechenezha Reservoir in the Kharkiv region.

The S8000 Banderol is a cheap compact Russian cruise missile developed by the Kronstadt Group, unveiled in 2025 and used in Ukraine since early 2025. It features cheap Chinese turbojet engine and enhanced maneuverability for tighter turns than Kh-101 or Kalibr missiles.

It is installed on Orion UAVs. Specs: 5 m long, 150 kg warhead, 500 km range, 500-650 km/h speed.

This S8000 Banderol compact cruise missile costs only $80k, which is an eye-watering cost-2-effect ratio compared to $2mln Kalibrs/Tomahawks
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>>525910774
>Tankers are not equipped with AA or any defensive systems (yet)
Point was, that there still are a lot of utility to keep choppers.

Javelins were because USA relations. About Spike NG, thing is that those will be manufactured in Poland. There is technology transfer involved. Jews will be training your engineers on how to manufacure those.
Do not know about Moskit or Pirat, thus cannot comment on those.
Heard that there was plans of some kind next level modernization of Piorun manpads, but not sure was conclusion done.

Overall, Poland did several very sensible decisions, related to military defense. Soon will be able to manufacture anti personnel mines too.
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>>525910885
Depends if they wanted to start another. Ukraine kicked off immediately after the exit from Afganistan.
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>>525911059
Moskit is stalled. It has not yet entered serial production or been adopted by the army. Commercial readiness is projected for around 2027, meaning its still years from operational service despite the recent financial boost. I am 90% sure it us going to die like Pirat.
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>>525911492
you know nothing you fucking retard
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>>525900711
>worse specs higher price
Two different units that serve different tactical roles, shouldn't really be compared together.

Shaheds needing trucks to be deploy and Bolandas being an infantry deployed weapon is a huge difference and makes it far more a versatile and flexible weapon system, probably intended for direct confrontation and fixing immediate problems on the frontline like and apc or tank approaching, while shaheds need to sit further in the back and have notable worse response times and meant more of a static siege weapon for fortifications.
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>>525911592
Should i give you full list of well-funded Polish projects that ended up in pockets of their creators and delivered zero working product? xD
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>>525901549
>why
jews
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>>525911772
like borsuk? grom? krab?
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>>525911876
Like WPB Anders, PL-01 "stealth tank", PZA Loara and many many others xD
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>>525911238
Russia uses mines that can be remotely detonated, are new NATO mines like that? Info is hard to find
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>>525912153
so like T-14 armata?
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am I the only one who finds it sad to watch these videos?
All that energy, gas, oil, wasted for no good reason.
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>>525906986
> lost the argument
> resorts to moving on to something else entirely.
Nice deflection, loser.
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>>525912485
T-14 has entered limited service (2024 confirmation) with serial production started (low tens built, 20-40+ units), prototypes tested and brief Ukraine exposure before withdrawal due to high cost/preference for T-90 upgrades. So yeah, it is kinda stalled but not completely failed
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>>525899720
>Longer than the great patriotic war
>Russia bombed daily
>W...Were winning
This is just pathetic.
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>>525912765
so russia's main tank being t-72 is actually a success?
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>>525912413
Baltics, Poland and Finland exited anti-personel mine treaty in 2025. For Baltics, grace period has expired. For Poland, it was a bit later. May be in March.

Latvia recently signed deal with Germany to purchase remote deployable anti tank mines. But beside that those are remote deployable, do not know much.
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>>525912830
US wars in Iraq and Afghanistan combined lasted 28 years in sum, cost 8 trillion dollar and ended with spectacular defeat/chaotic withdrawal, despite the fact that nobody really supported these countries with weapon supplies against the US Army xD
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>>525913102
USA borders Afghanistan of course xD total russian humiliation
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>>525913102
>year 15 of special operation to control donbass
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>>525913296
And training Osama Bin Laden how to become a terrorist so he could turn on us and destroy the WTC wasnt embarrasing?
Faggot shill
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>>525913719
More like year 10 of Kiev trying to take back Crimea.
Funny how you faggots walking around in womens clothes talk about other people being humiliated.
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>>525912936
T-72B3M with Relikt ERA, upgraded FCS, Sosna-U thermals, 1,130 hp engine and 125mm gun firing advanced APFSDS/missiles are ideal for Eastern European lowlands like territory of Bolanda. They are better than Abrams imo. Lower profile and smaller silhouette, so harder to spot/target at long range on open terrain. Lighter weight (45 tons vs 70 tons), so better mobility in soft, muddy ground common in Poland/Ukraine lowlands (less bogging down). Relikt ERA offers strong frontal/side protection against many APFSDS/HEAT threats, Western claims suggest it defeats some Western rounds. Autoloader enables fast fire rate, gun-launched ATGMs add versatility. But foremost Russians have a huge strategic depth and industrial/resource independence, they can build thousands of these metal boxes in relatively low time. Big-mouthed Bolanda doesnt have such abilities xD
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>>525913102
Soviet Afghan war also lasted decade.
Interestingly, that at time, USA was not only one who provide muhajidens with weapons. So did also Iran and China.
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>>525899720
Today I saw a guy that had a Polish flag and Wagner group patches on his backpack.
Was it you?
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>>525908211
you oversell your people
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>>525914271
>>525914311
I can easily prove that i am Polish. I think it was only me recording my voice live via vocaroo, and trying to establish _any_ live conversation with any Polish flag on /pol/. All my efforts failed. So it is actually me having a right to be suspicious and suspect that most, and maybe even all Polish flags on this board are not really Polish. I dont have too high opinion on my countrymens intellect, but levels of imbecilism represented by Polish flags on /pol/ is eye-watering.

Currently a lot of money is invested to drag such countries like Poland to war against Russia so i wouldnt be especially surprised if you guys were tasked/paid trolls
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>>525904865
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>>525914679
any ukro can speak Polish

ur russian
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>>525914679
I;m not accusing you of being a zigger, I'm just asking if I met you accidentally today.
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>>525914679
how about you show us the cover of your ksiazeczka wojskowa?
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>>525914852
No foreigner can speak Polish without killer accent that is instantly detected by any ethnic Pole. It is biologically impossible. Even Ukros living here 30 years cant do this. Besides, if i was an Ukrainian draft dodger, i would talk the same bullshit you do, guys xD
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>>525914895
he is a fucking steppenigger roleplaying as a pole
we've been through this multiple times
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>>525901287
We are. Hohols are dying by the truckload every day. Now we are also likely to get some freezing deaths of the civilian population thanks to cheap accurate targeting of their energy infrastructure.

Plenty of dumb slav deaths to serve their juden dictator.
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>>525915037
she speaks better Polish than you russian mongoloid
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXaGkO43TB8
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why are russian so low IQ?
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>>525915339
I dont know who this lady is, probably a banderite import like you, she definitely has some vocal/hearing talent, but still i can very easily detect that she is an alien. "Kszążeczka", kek xD But still better than 99.9% of you, Ukropitex.
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>>525915265
>juden dictator.
which one?
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ksiazeczke to ty pokaz iwan chazarski pastuchu
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>>525915475
>Kszążeczka
you can't even spell it correctly ivan KYS rusnigger
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>>525915830
I never served in the Polish "army" but i had a brief episode as an operative of the US military intelligence, so every Pole (including your petty criminal "president") should give me a salute xD
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>>525908558
What's with the XD spam
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>>525915953
You just proved that you are not a Pole because i spelled it exactly like this foreign trying-hard lady from youtlr YT video wrongly pronounced it. You are a fucking banderite subhuman trying to drag my country to war with Russia xD
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once again with this lie. what is it with your race and lying? genuinely wondering
>>525916121
iwan found out xd is a popular emote in poland so now he puts it in his every post to substantiate his larp
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>>525916055
>i had a brief episode as an operative of the US military intelligence,
giving a blowjob to a US military member during KGB training does not country
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>>525916261
You're all spamming it tho
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>>525916183
russia already is your country
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Does anybody has a reason why russians are 85IQ?
>>525915475
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LOL
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>>525899720
>attacking crucial infrastructure
How is Russia getting away with this? Not only is this a violation of international law, it’s also a war crime.



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