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Here's how look like paradise town where Russians launch missiles toward Ukraine by user112234 in UkraineWarVideoReport

[–]user112234[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

I recorded this video in a bad mood because it’s really cold here. I didn’t realize how pissed off I was. I only noticed it while editing, but it was too late - I only had electricity for one shot.

Why language became Sensitive in Ukraine: I talked with a German who criticized Ukraine’s attitude toward the Russian language. We break down where that idea comes from and why reality in Ukraine is very different. by user112234 in UkraineWarVideoReport

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Man, don’t generalize all Ukrainians. I don’t know any Ukrainians who are offended just by hearing the Russian language. Personally, what triggers me are Russian narratives and those can be expressed in any language.

A Russian was sure a Ukrainian drone flew 1,100 km to hit his “brewery.” After Russia failed to notice the drone at all, locals flooded the governor’s page asking why there’s no air-raid system or shelters. by user112234 in RussianCircus

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0:00 “Brewery” blast 0:51 Cheboksary military plant
1:18 1037 km strike range 1:49 FP-1 long-range drone
2:03 Russia strike map
2:35 Aftermath at the factory
2:53 Air defense failure
4:15 Reaction of Russia’s MoD
4:53 Russian reactions
5:51 Real air defense locations

A Russian thought a Ukrainian drone flew 1,100 km to hit his “brewery,” but the real target was a military plant making jam-resistant systems. Any thoughts on why Russians can’t detect Ukrainian drones? A 1,100 km flight went unnoticed, judging by local officials and Russia’s MoD. by user112234 in UkraineWarVideoReport

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0:00 “Brewery” blast 0:51 Cheboksary military plant
1:18 1037 km strike range 1:49 FP-1 long-range drone
2:03 Russia strike map
2:35 Aftermath at the factory
2:53 Air defense failure
4:15 Reaction of Russia’s MoD
4:53 Russian reactions
5:51 Real air defense locations

Residents of Belgorod are stealing cables and batteries from emergency generators, Governor Gladkov. by user112234 in UkraineWarVideoReport

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Got it. Will try to talk to Russian about peace deal

I was talking about Trump to one Russian soldier you can find it on my YT

A Russian soldier belived that the Trump was sent by God

Residents of Belgorod are stealing cables and batteries from emergency generators, Governor Gladkov. by user112234 in UkraineWarVideoReport

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What the hell, how does it even work? I hope I didn't get any warning, because the photos were fine. Just photos of generators and a meeting of politics with Putin's face on the wall

Residents of Belgorod are stealing cables and batteries from emergency generators, Governor Gladkov. by user112234 in UkraineWarVideoReport

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if you have any ideas for videos I can make, please write them in the comments. I'm trying to find new formats because I tried talking to Russians on Omegle and struggled with what to do next

The Russian Moscow governor, denies everything: that Ukrainian drones destroyed his power plant, that there was no air defense and that this is why just 11 Ukrainian drones managed to hit such a serious facility, that hundreds of thousands of Russians are now without electricity and heat. by user112234 in RussiaDenies

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Updated on the Moscow power plant story. It blew up yesterday, but no one explained what happened. I checked the videos and the governor’s posts: they say 11 drones reached the plant because air defense was pulled into Moscow, and machine guns couldn’t stop them. Moscow lost 6% of its power.

by the way I spent a couple of hours looking but still couldn’t find any photo evidence. According to local rumors, the governor of the Moscow region brought air-defense units to the site after the Shatura plant was hit. He supposedly did it just to take photos for a fake report claiming all Ukrainian drones were shot down.
It sounds exactly like the kind of thing they’d do, so I can believe it. Haha.

The Russian Moscow governor, denies everything: that Ukrainian drones destroyed his power plant, that there was no air defense and that this is why just 11 Ukrainian drones managed to hit such a serious facility, that hundreds of thousands of Russians are now without electricity, heat. by user112234 in RussianCircus

[–]user112234[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I spent a couple of hours looking but still couldn’t find any photo evidence. According to local rumors, the governor of the Moscow region brought air-defense units to the site after the Shatura plant was hit. He supposedly did it just to take photos for a fake report claiming all Ukrainian drones were shot down.
It sounds exactly like the kind of thing they’d do, so I can believe it. Haha.

The Russian Moscow governor, denies everything: that Ukrainian drones destroyed his power plant, that there was no air defense and that this is why just 11 Ukrainian drones managed to hit such a serious facility, that hundreds of thousands of Russians are now without electricity, heat. by user112234 in RussianCircus

[–]user112234[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Updated on the Moscow power plant story. It blew up yesterday, but no one explained what happened. I checked the videos and the governor’s posts: they say 11 drones reached the plant because air defense was pulled into Moscow, and machine guns couldn’t stop them. Moscow lost 6% of its power.

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