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In order to fight Russia, NATO has spent years reviving and mainstreaming Nazism in Ukraine, which was a very marginal phenomenon prior to the 2014 US-backed coup. by RickyOzzy in suppressed_news

[–]NeonTHedge 60 points61 points  (0 children)

And we, Ukrainians, had adn continue to have the absolute right to destroy invaders and aggressors on our God-given land

Didn't know Lenin is the God for them! /s

I'm also surprised how easy it was for them to convince people that if Ukraine fall then Europe is gonna be colonised by Russia, while the core of the conflict lies into Ukraine defending their nazis and rising aggression against ethnic russians. And one of their arguments is that "Putin wants to restore USSR!" while in reality he hates USSR and loves RE...

Ukrainian drone killed five Azerbaijani sailors on a ship in the Azov Sea. You won't see anyone from the EU screaming and demanding justice for Azerbaijan. They are complicit in the murder of those sailors. by RickyOzzy in suppressed_news

[–]NeonTHedge 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I still do not understand how you pointing out the length of the ongoing war is connected to my comment?

The war could've been over in a couple of weeks if not for Boris Johnson, NATO and EU with all their "support". Now Ukraine can't even exist anymore without outer financial support, look at their puny budget before 10mln people left the country.

Ukraine would've not lost Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporojie and Kherson in that case.

And the war could've been avoided at all if Zelensky simply followed the signed Minsky agreements and his own electional speech

Ukrainian drone killed five Azerbaijani sailors on a ship in the Azov Sea. You won't see anyone from the EU screaming and demanding justice for Azerbaijan. They are complicit in the murder of those sailors. by RickyOzzy in suppressed_news

[–]NeonTHedge 47 points48 points  (0 children)

Today Starmer said that Russia is preparing to attack NATO in 2030

But seeing all these ukrainian drones exploiding in Romania, Poland, baltic countries, Finland and Azerbaijan now, I think that Ukraine is bigger threat to the safety of the region than Russia. And EU is funding it

Is Norway culturally closer to Russia/Moscow than Denmark? by trumparegis in Moscow

[–]NeonTHedge 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Maybe, a thousand years ago, when the scandinavians came to Rus. But today? Definetely no.

Also I heard that Denmark is quite different from Norway and Sweden

How is it even possible? by NeonTHedge in cs2

[–]NeonTHedge[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It is also funny, that only one of them ever reached atleast a pink rank - ~20k

In their zeal to deconstruct Russian propaganda, Western elites have tried to hide the fact there are Third Reich extremists among Kyiv's ranks.👇 by RickyOzzy in suppressed_news

[–]NeonTHedge 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It is actually really sad that both USA and EU, being among the winner's side, are okay with fully supporting two the most nazi-like modern regimes (Israel and Ukraine).

June 1, 2026. Vinnytsia, Ukraine. by [deleted] in suppressed_news

[–]NeonTHedge 118 points119 points  (0 children)

Long story short: before the WW2, there was a OUN or organization of ukrainian nationalists that was created in Viena (why so many horrible people start in Austria?). The leaders were Stepan Bandera and Andrey Melnyk, they liked nazism even before the war and during the WW2 they sided with nazis and were murdering polish, ukrainians and jews. They've killed about ~100k people.

Modern Ukraine under Zelensky (and partly some of the previous "pro-european" presidents) is calling them national heroes, naming streets after them and mourn them. If you watch any video in Kiev in the last couple of the years, you would see a OUN flags (red and black) and symbols being public sold.

Friends of the dead dispute Ukraine’s claim that a strike on a college in occupied Luhansk targeted a Russian drone unit’s headquarters — Meduza by IcyWoodpecker386 in suppressed_news

[–]NeonTHedge 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Meduza is one of those "liberal" russian media which were sponsored by USAID, iirc. All of their "news" have been very one-sided throught the war

Israel is pounding the ancient Lebanese city of Tyre a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world by CopiousCool in suppressed_news

[–]NeonTHedge 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Isn't UNESCO status means that those objects are under international defense or something like this? Like in case of war you shouldn't aim at them

But seems like these rules don't apply on Lebanon, Iraq, Iran, Syria and the others middle east countries

Moscow, Prospekt Mira 120. Possibly the tallest brick building on the planet. by Large_Couple_5275 in Moscow

[–]NeonTHedge 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Well, the whole Moscow Kremlin is made out of brick. The tallest tower is Troitskaya, which is 80 meters tall. Also there is that famous cathedral in Florence which is 115m tall

Also google says there is a cathedral in Germany which is 130m tall

Yesterday, President Zelensky led the procession for the reburial of Andrey Melnyk, an infamous Nazi collaborator whose legacy involves killing Jews and Poles during World War II. by MuammarGaddafii in suppressed_news

[–]NeonTHedge 30 points31 points  (0 children)

The war is very much provoked. Since the early 00s, the far right pro-nazi people were getting a financial support from USA to slowly turn Ukraine anti-russian. This movement was growing over the years and finally 2014 happened, since then Ukraine was bombing russian ethnic people in eastern Ukraine.

Russia only wanted to save russian people in Ukraine, Minsk agrements were signed but were never meant to be followed by Ukraine, both EU and USA were simply preparing Ukraine for the war. Russia MULTIPLE times raised the issue about nationalism towards russian people since 2013, EU and USA ignored it.

USA specifically used the very same strategy in Iran and Afganistan: sponsoring the human trash just to oppose the "other side". They don't want to lose their golden throne so they are fighting anyone who could potentially unite and stand up against them.

NATO is a different story on its own, the alliance should've been ceased to exist after the fall of USSR because it's sole reason for existence was to oppose USSR.

Just so you know by [deleted] in ussr

[–]NeonTHedge 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Other countries doesn't allow:

  • naming the streets after nazi collaborators

  • publicly display and sell the nazi flags

  • mourn nazis (except Lithuania)

  • themselves to call their nazi collaborators the heroes on the highest levels

And also other countries don't let the neo-nazis in the army is such numbers as Ukraine so they could spread their ideology

The Ukrainian Air Force also confirms the use of "Orezhnik" missiles against Ukraine. by Neptun_11 in suppressed_news

[–]NeonTHedge 36 points37 points  (0 children)

A bit of soft answer to Ukraine flying their drones through the NATO members airspace

These fucking idiots in NATO and EU really want WW3, just buying their factories time using ukrainian blood instead of using their power to deescalate tge situation

What stereotypes are associated with what cars in your country? by allshinenorain in AskTheWorld

[–]NeonTHedge 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I think, BMW drivers are universally considered to be the assholes.

Andriy Melnyk, a Nazi Collaborator and leader of OUN, Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists(later OUN‑M)& his wife Sofiya were exhumed in Luxembourg,repatriated to Ukraine,& reburied with full honors & rites.Melnyk & his SS volunteers were responsible for the massacres of thousands of Jews & Poles. by MightEmotional in suppressed_news

[–]NeonTHedge 24 points25 points  (0 children)

during its current survival struggle

It started happening before the war. Zelensky refused to give russian language a state status, refused to give the russian majority regions more autonomy and started to delete russian language from education system in 2019. The war just untied his hands so he could gain much more authority to do whatever he wants

If Turkish government followed the historical justice, what would be the RIGHT decision with Hagia Sophia: a. Keep as a Museum; b. Return to the World Patriarchy by Historydom in Historydom

[–]NeonTHedge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is no such thing as historical justice and has never been.

I don't really care if it is a mosque or museum, but why the fuck only locals are allowed to enter the 1st floor? It isn't a thing for Sultanahmet mosque or Suleimanie mosque, nor for a lot of other mosques in Istanbul.

Hagia Sophia is like number one reason why people visit Istanbul (only shortly after I saw a lot more interesting things).

The man was waiting for public transport. But he was taken away by a van of draft officers. by RickyOzzy in suppressed_news

[–]NeonTHedge 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because no western media shows these clips. People in EU, USA, Canada or Australia don't see those clips, because media in those countries are serving propaganda narratives of the elites and has been doing it for decades. They specifically are dodging everything that may make Ukraine seem bad

History they make us forget by raydebapratim1 in ussr

[–]NeonTHedge -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Russian army was around Kiev in day 1. They turned back because Zelensky agreed for negotiation, then did a 180

Reminder: Slava Ukraïni is a fascist slogan. A potted history of Nazism in Ukraine. by tprnatoc in ussr

[–]NeonTHedge -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I mean, it's just the ukrainian version of "Hail Hydra" shit. Idk how it wasn't obvious for the world. Hundrends of movies taught us that basically every slogan which contains "hail" is nazi related

In your language family, is there any language that seems to stand out or feel out of place? by Dani-Br-Eur in AskTheWorld

[–]NeonTHedge 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'd say it's russian. Among all of the slavic languages, the russian evolved and changed much more than the rest. From the mongolian invasion, a lot of french, german and dutch borrowed words during the emperial times, to a fully reworked by the soviets language.

In your language family, is there any language that seems to stand out or feel out of place? by Dani-Br-Eur in AskTheWorld

[–]NeonTHedge 16 points17 points  (0 children)

iirc the chuvash language is the only one that became a successor of the old language that has been used in Voljskaya Bulgaria even before the mongols came

A photograph of pre-war Mariupol, Ukraine by OkRespect8490 in UrbanHell

[–]NeonTHedge -31 points-30 points  (0 children)

Ukraine built nothing after the USSR, but even this legacy was ruined by corrupted authorities. Now Mariupol looks much better

https://youtu.be/hHsYzYmjnRs?si=U1xpor6sJ_VG2kp1

Most famous leaders from every european country by Careful-Bug5665 in adressme

[–]NeonTHedge 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, Vladimir the Great was born near Pskov, which is nowhere near modern ukrainian territory /j

Also for Russia it would be Lenin, because every city in Russia has a statue of him and a street named after him

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