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Pro-Russians convince Ukrainian national guard to give up weapons

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This entry was posted in News & Views on April 13, 2014 by RomanInUkraine.

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ruZZia has cowardly invaded many countries, including Chechnya, 🇬🇪, Syria, and 🇺🇦.
Those defending them are just as sick creatures as they are. Don’t speak to those defending themselves about their losses. Instead, speak about the losses of those attacking them.

No forgiveness

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Russia carpet bombing streets in Aleppo full of civilians.

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On 29 November 1939, Red Army was officially given an operational order to invade Finland.

The goal was to capture Viipuri in four days, and to advance to Helsinki in two weeks.

1 day left before the Soviet Union's full-scale invasion of Finland.

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29 Nov

Russians bringing their culture to the civilized people of Georgia.

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28 Nov

In today’s #vatniksoup, I’ll introduce a Canadian journalist and alleged Soviet/Russian spy, David Pugliese (@davidpugliese). He’s best-known for his articles about “Ukrainian Nazis”, and for allegedly being a spy for both the Soviet Union and later Russia.

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