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    4. pikachu191 on

      The gasoline siphoning kid was such a nice touch. The counterpart to Russian resilience being its corruption.

    5. silenceisgold3n on

      Hey look – it reveals how Russia’s society always has worked… lol

    12. Valentiaga_97 on

      They ran out of gasoline in their military vehicles in the first days, now the largest gas station on earth cant get fuel for civilian cars in any city 🤣🤣
      Atleast they have a better WWE chance than Dementia Donny 🤷

    18. Aeon_Return on

      Well played, Ukraine, well played

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    19. why_so_sergious on

      I am belarusian who lived in sweden my last 26 years, but have parents who moved to st petersburg before the war..

      my father is pro russia, pro putin, pro z. constantly talking about how great the country, how good the people how safe the city. yet, the last two weeks has been emptying his gas tank into jerrycans every night. to both stock on fuel and so that nobody can siphon gas during the night.

      very smart on his part, especially considering he is a taxi driver. but this behaivour only continues to baffle me of how stupendiously resilient and oxymoronic the russian mentality is.

    22. Aska_Feld on

      Was wondering what happened to the huge “Z” Russians  were putting on all their vehicles (even civilians).

      I just don’t seem to see them proudly parading it around now… Is it just not a thing anymore?

    24. [deleted] on

      They dont need gazoline anymore, they use horses…. hmmm… but how feed horses? No gazoline to harvest food for horses or people blyat …. ZZ is so fucked! SLAVA UKRAINI

    25. halls_of_valhalla on

      Reminds me when Caesar from FreedomofRussia was asked if people’s anger will be aimed internal or external if the situation goes worse – and he strongly said it will be internally. Russians will go at themselves. And like 3-4 months later we are here..

    26. Ollie_Dee on

      We’ve all misunderstood pootin. The three-day special military operation, intended to evoke memories of the Soviet era, was not meant to take over Ukraine, but to refill the tank and remind them of what it’s like to have nothing.

    27. Salt_Honey8650 on

      So, three days in Russian is lke two weeks in Trumpspeak, then? In french we call it “la semaine des quatre jeudis” (the week with four thursdays). Translation is such a fascinating thing!

    28. Comfortable-nerve78 on

      Thanks for the morning laughs. 👍 this is funny shit.

    31. DJDevon3 on

      All the armor headed to Kyiv that ran out of gas during the first couple of days and had to steal it (and everything else) along the way was an omen of exactly how the long term was going to turn out for them. It’s never a good sign for an army when they are more preoccupied with capturing toilets than objectives.

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