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Two months pass since Zelensky declared aerial war over Russia and declared to launch 1000 drones a day to put Russia on knees and force it to peace on the current frontlines.

Drone figures for the last 12 hours (2/9/2026):

The Ukrainian Air Force claims that Russia launched 174 Geran-2/3/4/5 and Gerbera drones (70% interception), while the Russian Ministry of Defence claims that Ukraine launched at least 130 mid-to-long-range drones of various types (100% interception).

Massive daily Russian strikes vs warehouses, factories and ammo depots in Ukraine brought a very good result. For the first time in months number of Russian mid-to-long-range drone strikes vs Ukrainian territory exceeded number of Ukrainian launches.

Currently Kiev and pretty much entire Ukraine is pounded by Russian drones literally every hour and plenty of warehouses/infrastructure is being set on fire, damaged or destroyed daily. Ukrainian strikes happening on the Russian territory kind of disappeared in result of the 6 days of relentless Russian strikes, some single hits happen once per few days now.

Meanwhile the battlefield/frontline situation becomes harder and more critical for Ukraine.

Vid-rel: Kiev, last night, a precise Russian strike with 3 Iskander missiles armed with cluster warheads hitting exactly the same target three times in a row (probably some huge warehouse or factory).
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>>541847216
>precise Russian strike
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>>541847216
Ukraine will be CLEANSED
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>>541847216
You forgot the xD
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Russian Geran-4 jet-drone strikes on two dry cargo ships at Odesa Port and in the Western Black Sea.
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Geran-4 jet-drone strike on a logistics depot in the city of Brovary, Kyiv Oblast.
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Geran-4 jet-drone strike on a logistics warehouse in the town of Vyshneve, Kyiv Oblast.
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A large fire is burning southwest of Kyiv following a Russian Geran-4 jet-drone strike.
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Geran-4 over Kiev right before strike

https://files.catbox.moe/thph5b.mp4
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Gerans struck a warehouse of the Ukrainian defense company Fire Point (which assembles long-range kamikaze drones, as well as cruise and ballistic missiles) in Kyiv region, the Russian Ministry of Defense reports. 2 Sep, 12:02
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Photo of the fire in the Sofia Borshchahivka area in Kyiv after the morning Geranium strikes
2 Sep, 11:39
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>>541847216
Looked like a light show at times.
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350,000 households (pretty much entire city + suburbs) in the Odesa district/region (including parts of the city such as Prymorskyi, Khadzhybeyskyi, and Peresypskyi districts) were left without power after a massive Russian missile-and-drone strike on key energy infrastructure. It also notes damage to the DTEK Odesa Electric Grids production facility (transport and office buildings), disruptions to critical infrastructure, and temporary suspension of electric transport.

https://suspilne.media/odesa/1393546-unaslidok-ataki-rf-na-odesini-poskodzeni-energoobekti-dtek-castina-odesi-bez-svitla/
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>>541848800
Russians used in this strike their new cheap smart mass S8000 cruise missiles, x30 cheaper than Tomahawks.
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Will Russia strike the Rada and presidential palace if Jewkraine goes ahead with this airport plan?
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>>541849221
Ukraine has nothing to lose at this point. Its entire civilian aviation stopped existing, nobody flies to Ukraine anymore. Some psyop whose task is even safety perception reduction might be their goal.

Ukraine has no refineries, all of them were irreversibly destroyed by Russia - so it began to attack Russian refineries with drones as it in 100% relies on imported fuel. But this tactics proved to be suicidal because Russia put port blockade on Ukraine and began to destroy railway/gas-station/fuel-tank infrastructure so now Ukroid army suffers fuel shortages xD

Then Ukraine began to attack Russian retailers which caused Russian strikes decimating their retailer/warehouse net.

Now they threaten Russian civilian aviation because Russia fucked up all their airports so they have nothing to lose xD

Last convulsions of the silly 404 rogue terrorist Westoid proxy xD
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Zelensky chose to use the latest aid package to buy only offensive weapons.
He gives zero shits what happens to ukraine.
Seems his only card left is dragging Germany into the conflict with false flags
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Kike shills on the forefront of a state terrorism, as usual. Hitler was largely right about them xD
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>>541847269
>precise Russian strike
>with cluster munition
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>>541849764
Russians use cluster munition in the ballistics only when they want to irreversibly destroy huge objects like entire big warehouses. Very effective yet rather rare tactics.
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>>541849764
precise means hit the designated target and not something else
the use of a large area effector weapon arises from the nature of the target
judging by the electric flashes that can be seen this is probably some kind of substation or larger electric infrastructure
pic rel is how they usually appear
using one large explosion would not be as effective as using a larger number of smaller explosions to disable / destroy the structures
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Another kike inciting to Russia vs Europe war. Gas chambers never existed but should be restarted xD
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>>541849764
Zelensky was our asset. The agreement was he will be demilitarising Europe and we let him scam Europeans by feeding them bullshit numbers and bullshit Kiev's victories. But he went too far. Now we're tying up the loose end. I warned the Ukrainian Jews on /uhg/ that their profits from whoring their host country would end soon but they were too cocky to listen any word of wisdom.
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>>541847319
My body, soul, and mind are ready for this. I dream of the day Russia invads the Swedish swine, and turns the brits into fertilizer for future Russian soil
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>>541847269
They didn't vaporize several classes of school girls or a wedding, so it was unearthly precise, according to NATO standards
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>>541850253
>The evidence is clear
May we see it?
xD
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In the Samara district near Dnipropetrovsk, a massive ammunition depot explosion on August 25 - deemed a "war crime" by authorities - has erased the village. Resident V. Gorobets reveals the backstory.

On February 25, a military truck unloaded ammunition crates at an uninhabited house. Soldiers moved in, doing renovations. But soon, UAF vehicles arrived constantly, and makeshift plastic sheds appeared.

According to Gorobets, inside they were crudely extracting TNT from Soviet shells- not safely melting it, but "knocking it out with a hammer." His suspicions peaked when he saw three men packing white powder into bottles near his fence, with wires and tools nearby. Military friends identified this as typical for IEDs.

The first explosion was moderate: roofs damaged, windows blown out. Gorobets' family survived only because his children were behind a load-bearing wall. He believes the initial blast was TNT dust igniting in the shed closest to their fence. The fire spread rapidly, triggering secondary detonations in the main depot. The final, colossal explosion reduced his aerated concrete home to rubble. Demining teams later estimated only a third of the munitions detonated; the rest scattered up to 5 kilometers, requiring years of cleanup.

"We all survived. God saved us," Gorobets writes. "But Peschanka is finished. Forever." Authorities have yet to release an official version.
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>>541850878
>they were crudely extracting TNT from Soviet shells

Another evidence that Westoids are short on explosives so hohols must desperately extract it from old Soviet shells xD
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Post-strike video shows a destroyed warehouse belonging to Ukrainian wine retailers Okwine and Wine Hunters. The facility was struck by Russian drones today.

50.35370036647319, 30.55951553508844

Wine retailers is a micro-level already. But why not? It is still cost effective to destroy $20M facility with a $50k drone xD
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>>541851469
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Last night, between 11:20 PM and 12:10 AM, Geranium-4 jet-powered UAVs carried out a series of strikes on the premises of the Polisan LLC enterprise in the industrial zone of Sumy.

50.877833, 34.863508
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>>541850878
>>541851469
>uses google translate to translate 4th grader text to english
retarded russian lol
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Ukrainian Automobile Corporation in Kyiv Oblast hit by drones

50.35285091632571, 30.558555040792044
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>>541852430
I am not Russian. I am a Pole, unfortunately. The Polish are a nation of literal subhumans so i dont enjoy it xD
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>>541852488
You realize they've already started sending IRA folks to the frontline right? Post harder. It won't save you.
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>>541851045
Fake news. Ukraine has been sending duds to the front lines. To try to extract tnt from 40 year old shells would be suicide.

>The shelf life of TNT can be affected by storage conditions, but some high explosives, including TNT, cannot be used if they have been stored for years due to deterioration of their physical and chemical properties. Regular assessments are necessary to ensure safety and usability.
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>>541853024
>To try to extract tnt from 40 year old shells would be suicide.

Well, it was a suicide indeed xD

Anyways, TNT from decades-old shells remains highly stable and routinely recovered. WWII-era and Soviet TNT is regularly extracted via melt-out or washout for reuse in demilitarization programs worldwide, chemical degradation is minimal under normal storage. Studies confirm little performance loss even after 70+ years. Crude mechanical methods like hammering that hohols used is indeed unsafe xD
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>>541850845
>May we see it?
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>>541850845
Look, you need to stop with the antisemitism, okay? Not only is it weird but it's antithetical to European values, which are Talmudic
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>>541847269
How you psyoped yourselves into thinking Russian tech is 50 years behind everyone else is beyond me.
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>>541853188
Yes. I am sure the most corrupt nation on earth keep all those shells in perfect climate controlled bunkers for 40 years.
Retard
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>>541853975
>Yes. I am sure the most corrupt nation on earth keep all those shells in perfect climate controlled bunkers for 40 years.
How sure?
*thinking emjoi*
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Geran-5 drones are jet powered, probably user-guided, dive on their target, and are basically unstoppable unlike the earlier Gerans which slowly travelled en masse on preplanned routes and could be shot down. Russia is just going to spam these to no rebuttal from Ukraine's non-existent airforce. Russia just did to Kiev's warehouses in one night what it took months for Ukraine to do to Russia's.

>>541853465
lurking in /uhg/ for 23 hours a day will do that do a nafonigger.
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>>541853975
Russia stores Soviet-era ammo under proper conditions and avoids crude TNT extraction. With robust domestic explosives production (tripled since 2022, 50,000 tonnes TNT capacity yearly), it refurbishes soviet metal casings and fills them with fresh explosives. This enables cheap, high-volume output, including 120,000 glide bombs annually. NATOs capacity lags sharply: Europe relies on one Polish plant making just few thousand tonnes of TNT per year (half often allocated to the US). Even with planned expansions, Western output remains a fraction of Russias. It forces hohols into hazardous recovery of aged TNT from old shells for drones and other uses amid limited domestic production.
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>>541854286
Keep up the good work Polanbro.
Your threads are akshully the only interesting thing on /pol/ these days.
Cheers.
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>>541854286
>23 post faggot shill talking in circles
>it refurbishes soviet metal casings and fills them with fresh explosives.
So you admit you are full of shit and old TNT cant be reused
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>>541853024
A TNT charge without a primer isn't very dangerous.
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>>541854469
>and old TNT cant be reused

Old TNT can be recycled, even +70 yo can as i explained, but Russia largely avoids as reprocessing aged explosives is dangerous and _expensive_. For Russia, manufacturing new munitions is often cheaper and safer than recycling unstable stockpiles. The only cheap way of TNT recovery is hohol-tier hammering but it often ends with booom xD
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>>541854286
Overstated or inaccurate:

"Proper conditions": Chatham House reports that Soviet-era stockpiles "did not always meet quality requirements – especially for ammunition – and were unusable as a result." Some storage sites (particularly in Siberia) had equipment parked outdoors unprotected from extreme climate.

"Tripled" for explosives specifically: The Jamestown Foundation data shows gunpowder production roughly doubled (2,750 tonnes in 2021 ~5,000 in 2024), not tripled. The tripling applies more to total shell output (including refurbished rounds), not to explosives manufacturing per se.

"Avoids crude TNT extraction": Reports indicate Russia has explored producing explosives from wood/cellulose, suggesting it is not entirely avoiding less conventional methods.
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Another rusnigger cope thread
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>>541854763
>"did not always meet quality requirements

Whose decades old stocks _always_ meet quality requirements? Mutts? xD US Cold War stockpiles face worse quality and safety issues than Russias due to aging explosive compounds like Composition B which crystallize and crack over time. Many are stored in humid coastal bunkers that accelerate corrosion. Russia/Soviet Union used/uses simpler and more robust formulas in their munnitions. US munitions have higher sensitivity and dud rates.
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>>541854194
>lurking in /uhg/ for 23 hours a day
Is the remaining hour for dilation or sleep?
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>>541854943
Deflection huh well you tried
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>>541854943
>Chatham House
>The Jamestown Foundation
Glownigger institutions financially and politically invested in promoting the narrative that Russians are incompetent and losing
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>>541854951
Glowies increased the shilling for their mobilization
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send gerans full of dog shit to crash into zelensky's house
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>>541855097
>promoting the narrative that Russians are incompetent and losing
The besteht promoting for Russian incompetence ist the Russian Army
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>>541847269
yeah we all remember when Russians bombed 150 children in a school with AI precision
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>>541855237
Accidents happen in every army. Vid rel is Russian FPV drones blowing up Polish Krab howitzer few hours ago.

48.411815, 36.918979

If you think that Russians are weak, go attack them instead of verbally shitting and whining all the time the way your impotent politicians do xD
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>>541853465
Moving the goalposts from "Russia is a global superpower" to "Russia bombed some warehouses in Ukraine" over the last 4 years really buck broke you niggers.
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>>541855542
Yea, no ANAlog to the West, we get it
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>>541855803
Matching and surpassing all of NATO's military hardware and ammo output is impressive work. Too bad Israel pounded by Iranny had higher priority for Patriots though.
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>>541855948
>Matching and surpassing all of NATO's military hardware and ammo output
>Don't ask why Kim/Iran had to safe Russia sorry ass MIC
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>>541855237
>>541855542
And btw, running out of fuel is not an excident, it's incompetence
But for niggers like you, will never understand the difference
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>>541850320
>Zelensky was our asset

I have similar suspicions desu. In result of this war Poland was flooded with millions of "sovok-mentality" Russian-speaking hohols who literally escaped from their failed shithole because they didnt want to die for it and because they thought that Russia was kewl and killing Russians is bad. Bolanda also disarmed itself completely at benefit of Ukrwanda. If i was Putin, i would warmly welcome such developments xD
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>>541853465
I was watching a documentary about the Titanic and I saw how director. James Cameron easily got down there. He didn’t implode and wasn’t turned to mist. Then I wondered how fucking dangerous is it. It’s very dangerous for Americans. But the Russian subs he had were just fine and very advanced better than anything. America produces. Russians when they want to could build good things they just drunk most of the time.
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>>541856201
>running out of fuel is not an excident

It is a result of state terrorism with using lawnmower-engine-powered primitive drones with so low radar/heat signature that they become invisible for modern AD like birds. Yet, Russians are currently global champions in anti-drone warfare. NATO/Westoids - not really.

>NORTHCOM Deputy Commander Lt. Gen. Joseph Jarrard just warned the US is defenceless against a drone swarm attack on US soil:

>"We dont have the sensors… [or] effectors to go after that problem. We cant detect drones and we cant shoot them down".

https://files.catbox.moe/0i5mwc.mp4
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>>541856496
"falling debris" linke this one?
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>>541857409
Exactly. Out of 300 drones launched by Ukrainians like 4 or less make their way towards fragile and unprotected civilian targets (sometimes, not always) like refineries and retailers. Wildberry warehouses are fire traps due to combustible building materials, insulated metal panels with flammable foam cores, rubber roofing, plastic pallets etc plus densely packed consumer goods (clothing, electronics, paper) that fuel infernos. These synthetic materials generate thick, black smoke visible for miles. Ukraine weaponizes these plumes in propaganda to showcase strike precision symbolicaly hit Russian civilians and "shatter" morale by exposing civilian infrastructure as vulnerable. The imagery also frames these warehouses as legitimate military logistics hubs, justifying attacks while amplifying domestic Russian anxiety. It is a psyop, not a real war xD
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>>541857409
are those things cooling towers?
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>>541856105
>Kim/Iran had to safe Russia sorry ass MIC
Are you the journalist that still refers to Geran-4 drones as Shaheeds out of pure cope?
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The moment Russia blockaded Odessa with strikes Ukraine was dead in the water. It's over for them
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>>541847216
You're currently my favorite polish anon.
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Today Geran-4 jet-powered UAVs carried out a series of strikes on the FM Logistic transport and logistics center in Dudarkiv, Kyiv Oblast.

50.427480, 30.936206

On August 20, 2026, a Geran-4 jet-powered UAV struck the facility, but it resumed operations.

As a result of repeated strikes, the target was hit. A large-scale fire broke out in the transport and logistics center building, with extensive combustion and heavy emission of thick black smoke.
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Alabuga SEZ Expands Serial Production Infrastructure for Geran Attack Drones. Large-scale expansion continues in Tatarstans Alabuga Special Economic Zone. According to satellite monitoring, the complex has grown by tens of hectares with new assembly buildings, warehouses, and auxiliary facilities. The Alabuga complex has +100 buildings/factories producing drones 24/7.

Hohols should rather hit this instead of civilian targets xD
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>>541859581
The Alabuga complex is fortified with a defense system that arguably surpasses Moscows in density. Its protection features three concentric rings: an inner perimeter of short lattice towers, an outer ring of taller towers, and surrounding Pantsir-S1 air defense positions. These towers are designed to hold metal cable nets to intercept missiles and drones. With at least 19 defense towers and over 20 heavy machine gun emplacements, its layered active and passive defenses make it one of Russias most protected sites. And the AD grows along with the complex.
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Is this NAFO barrel bomb argument all over again?
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>>541859867
The complex is located 1200 km from Ukraine so already in a range of its lawnmower drones but not even one ever managed to hit the facility xD
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>>541853465
Nafo trannies are able to shovel down an oxcart worth of shit while fully convinced the taste is immaculate and delicious, and insist to your face that it's delicious (KEKAROO) and will call you a zigger and mention the oxcart lie.

Yes folxsksks
They are that ridiculous. And they eat an oxcart full of shit while insisting you eat an oxcart full of shit. But nobody is asking where the oxcart full of shit is coming from.
All I know is Nafo doggies (chihuahua, yappus maximus balcanicus) are hungry little bitches.
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>>541853975
Anon, they have to call bomb squads when they find ww1 bombs in the EU to this day, because they still explode, yeah it's retarded to try to reuse them but it's not because they don't work, it's because they are unstable.
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So is this WWII? Xd
When will you apologize to me for your rudeness, OP?



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