💥“For some reason, things are going really f*cking badly for Azot.” 🤪🤪🤪 FYI: “Azot” is a Russian chemical plant in Nevinnomyssk and a major producer of nitrogen fertilizers and ammonia.

Russia must really be hurting! A fake from 2022 is making the rounds across Russian TG channels again. They’re claiming that President Zelenskyy published a book titled «Моя Боротьба», which translates to Mein Kampf in German. Russian propaganda is so pathetic! What losers! 😂

This is called a rude awakening 🔽 “I honestly don’t know what to say. Sorry for the language, but this is f*cked up.” — A woman from Ryazan as she wakes up to smoke over the city.

Is this Russian man impressed by the size of the smoke cloud, upset that an oil refinery in his city is burning, or completely indifferent? 🤔 The video is from Ryazan.

“One day of the conflict costs $450 million, meaning total expenditures are nearly $700 billion. The sum is colossal and insane.” — Skabeeva wants Russians to pay attention to how much UKRAINE spends on defending itself against their country. This is beyond absurd…

Nice acknowledgment. Now, Mr. Rubio, please tell your boss that Ukraine doesn’t just have cards — it holds all the ‘Trump cards.’ 😜

People are being pulled from under the rubble after a Russian terrorist attack destroyed part of an apartment building in Kyiv tonight. Video: Yan Dobronosov, Telegraf

A Russian ‘foreign expert’ uses creative imagery to reassure the public that Trump’s visit to China means nothing… But the segment turns into a comedy routine when Skabeeva slips in a dose of uncomfortable truth. 😂 The man speaking is Sergey Luzyanin, Professor at MGIMO University.

Just saw this on the Z Telegram channel ‘Alex Parker Returns,’ with the comment: “The siege of Mala Tokmachka has now lasted longer than the sieges of Carthage, Rome, and Alexandria. Now live with that.” 😂😂😂😂😂

‼️The mystery of the collapsing Russian economy has been solved! It was growing way too fast, and now it needs to cool down. 🙄 “We were growing and, moreover, even outpacing growth in the American economy.” — Maxim Reshetnikov, Minister of Economic Development, at a meeting with Putin.

“I wouldn’t mind if we struck Kyiv today,” says a Russian veteran who supposedly fought against the Nazis. Funny how some people fight monsters only to become one themselves.

‼️The true face of Russian Christianity: two propagandists casually discussing the destruction of the historic Kyiv Pechersk Lavra — the cradle of Eastern Christianity and a UNESCO World Heritage site — with an Oreshnik missile. The men speaking are Alexander Zimovsky and Ivan Pankin.

“Where will Putin be sitting?” A Russian man secretly films Red Square less than two days before the Victory Day parade.

“We do not trust the current authorities. You are not protecting us! You are robbing us and not protecting us!” Mutiny in Novokuybyshevsk, Samara Oblast, Russia. 😏

Russian version of “To be, or not to be, that is the question.” 🔽 “On one hand, I’m getting discharged, but on the other hand, now I have 15 fingers. Am I happy?”

“The country is suffering defeat on all fronts, so what are they celebrating?” Muscovites were asked what they think about the Victory Day parade without military equipment this year. Some of their answers might surprise you! Others will make you laugh! Video: SOTAvision

Putin must really need prayers to get through the Victory Day parade on May 9. Today, Patriarch Patriarch Kirill prayed for him and the military at the Main Cathedral of the Russian Armed Forces in Moscow.

“It’s quite a unique moment, where changes along the front lines and strikes inside Russia have occurred when Donald Trump was effectively trying to throw Ukraine under the bus.” — Ukrainian journalist Roman Tsymbalyuk Video: Uzlova Talks

“As an occupier, he disgraces you, and he disgraces your children. Do you think this will just go away?” — A based Russian woman tells other Russian women who send their loved ones to the so-called ‘SMO’ what their future looks like.

When it comes to the mysterious Russian soul, it’s difficult to tell if it’s more afraid of Ukraine bringing about a ‘final solution’ to end Russia or of Zelensky mocking Russians after they lose.🤔 This is a great clip of Maksim Kalashnikov filling in for Girkin. Enjoy! 😁

“Now they’ve reached us. I'm f*cking shocked! How the f*ck am I supposed to live with this information now?” wonders a Russian woman in Nizhny Tagil, 2,000 km away from the Ukrainian border.

😂 Here goes the myth about Russian traditional values and supposed spirituality. 🔽 “We used to have the flag of self-interest and a good life, and now we’ve suddenly been told it’s all about patriotism and spirituality.” — Dmitry Demushkin, leader of Russian nationalists (read: neo-Nazis)

Two very quiet Russians watch as a “Flamingo” missile strikes the JSC “VNIIR-Progress” plant in Cheboksary, Chuvash Republic. The company specializes in hardware-software systems, automation and control, electrical engineering products, electronic components, modules, and radio-electronic equipment

I’m planting tomatoes. Kiddo comes up: “Mom, do you need any help?” Me: “What kind of help can you offer with a broken wrist?” Kiddo: “Moral support!”

Russia promised them an opportunity. Instead, it involved them in its own bloody war. The Business of Despair exposes how hope is turned into manpower for war across Africa. 🔽 youtu.be/OhQUTHVz99I?...

‼️ This is a brilliant satirical poem by Dmitry Bykov, a prominent Russian writer, and outspoken critic of Putin, about the absurdity of Putin begging Trump to pressure Ukrainians to hold a ceasefire during the Victory Day parade in Moscow. FYI: “churka” is a Russian slur for non-Slavic people.

“At first, I didn’t expect this. When the special military operation began, I didn’t think it would reach us because we are far away.” Residents of Perm, Russia, are finally realizing their country is at war…

😂 You CAN’T make this up!!!
Sound on! Apti Alaudinov posted this clip of ‘Akhmat’ forces departing to deliver supplies to the front lines to Adele singing “This Is the End”!

“How did we lose this game? It’s just awful,” wonders a Russian man who says he no longer recognizes his country.

🤪😂 Russian workers celebrating May Day in style! The banner reads: ‘Peace, Labor, May — Pour a Drink!’

“I feel safe. Thank you!” 😂😂😂

“Happy holiday, dear comrades!” This is hilarious! There are plenty of ways to say ‘hello’ in Russian, but this guy went with ‘здравия желаю’ — literally ‘wishing you good health’ to greet his countrymen on May 1st from Tuapse.

‘Good Russians’ do exist. They either: 
A) admit that all adult Russians bear responsibility for the war 
B) fight for Ukraine 
C) all of the above ‘I would say that all Russians are to blame for this war.’ — ‘Caesar,’ one of the commanders of the ‘Freedom of Russia’ Legion

“The spell of this dehumanization gets broken by spectacular strikes — when everything is ablaze, everything is burning, and oil rains from the sky.” — Maximilian Andronnikov, callsign “Caesar,” one of the commanders of the “Freedom of Russia” Legion, on how to bring Russians to their senses.

‼️They have finally figured out in Russia that a truckload of new recruits is no match for a truckload of drones. No joke! 😂 “This issue needs to be addressed somehow. Human lives must be protected.” — Oleg Tsaryov, in an interview with Pavel Ivanov

“$1 invested in drones translates into $100 of losses for the enemy.” — Commander Robert Brovdi, callsign ‘Madyar’ Video: BBC

“If 5% of the armed forces were in the Unmanned Systems Forces, we would be responsible for 50% or more of all strikes.” — Commander Robert Brovdi, callsign ‘Madyar’ Video: BBC

“I would, however, focus more on the battlefield itself rather than long-range strikes. The largest mass killing of the enemy in the history of mankind is taking place in this room.” — Commander Robert Brovdi, callsign ‘Madyar’ Video: BBC

“We produce the most effective deep-strike systems in this war — without saying they are the best in the world.” — Commander Robert Brovdi, callsign ‘Madyar’ Video: BBC

“Exchanging enemy bodies — dead soldiers — for bits of metal and plastic that cost $300–$500 is the best exchange rate in the world.” — Commander Robert Brovdi, callsign ‘Madyar’ Video: BBC

“It’s shameful… It’s shameful that we’re being treated like this.” Tuapse residents are facing the consequences of the war launched by their country. They are not pleased! 🧐

“Yeltsin was led to the idea that he needed to step aside. What is happening now somehow reminds me of those days.” This is a very informative history lesson from Russian blogger Maksim Kalashnikov 🔽

“This is also part of an internal systemic crisis, when the leadership has come to the conclusion that the central figure needs to be replaced.” — Russian blogger Maksim Kalashnikov reacting to statements by Sergey Pereslegin about potential mobilization (see post below).

We’ve seen a lot of Russian mental gymnastics over the years, but this takes it to the next level. Russian well-known literary critic and author Sergey Pereslegin argues that Ukraine is making a mistake by attacking Russia… Just watch 🔽🫣

Are Russian political elites secretly organizing a coup against themselves to save themselves? 👀 According to popular Russian journalist Dmitry Borisenko, this might not be such a far-fetched theory. This is a very interesting clip 🔽

“Guys, we need to change — everything needs changing! Otherwise, we’re f*cking screwed!” — Russian blogger Evgeny Golman warns his countrymen about the upcoming financial collapse and advises them to plant potatoes!

Fact: the less safe you feel, the more you want peace. Residents of Yekaterinburg express their desire for the war to end after a single drone strike hit a building in their city. Video: SOTAVision

‼️ Another great example of: ‘We’re so lucky because they’re so f**king stupid!’ You need to see this! The men speaking are Russian blogger Pavel Ivanov, interviewing the popular Russian journalist Dmitry Borisenko.

“Drones have completely changed the concept of modern warfare. Unfortunately, right now we are lagging behind in the same way the Tsarist army lagged during WWI.” — Russian journalist Dmitry Borisenko

A new memorial complex and museum opened in Pyongyang to honor North Korean troops who took part in combat operations in Russia’s Kursk region. Russian officials, including Defense Minister Andrei Belousov and State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin, attended the opening ceremony.