Russia's Invasion of Ukraine (Official Thread)

[GnauzBookOfRhymes]

I love that video bc yes it’s funny as fukk and we all laugh about how goofy they look but those mfers end up owning the world Revenge of the nerds in real life

 

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[neverchipsin4weed]

 

[88m3]

Berlusconi dead


The Devil has been busy collecting this month

 

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[88m3]

lmao

 

[88m3]

doubt he plans on firing his rifle when he's running from artillery


I will say it's a change from putting the barrel in their mouth


Am I the only one floored by the amount of suicides on the Russian side?

 

[88m3]

new toys from Czechia

 

[hashmander]

new toys from Czechia

in a post-war ukraine toyota is gonna be like buick was in china because of mao.

 

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Russia is ramping up sales of yuan from its wealth fund as oil and gas revenue weakens

The Kremlin said oil and gas revenue last month fell short of expectations by 30.6 billion rubles.

markets.businessinsider.com

The latest foreign exchange sales come as Russia's oil and gas revenue last month fell short of expectations by 30.6 billion rubles.
Brent crude oil prices have dropped 17% over the last two months as demand has come in lower than expected while supplies have been higher than expected.
China's disappointing economic rebound from zero-COVID policies has weighed on demand. At the same time, Russia has appeared to not cut its production as promised with oil exports continuing to hit highs.
Since Russia's reserves of Western currencies were frozen after its invasion of Ukraine last year, Moscow has primarily relied on its stockpile of Chinese yuan sitting in its wealth fund to cover budget deficits, which have been under more pressure amid increased military spending.
In April, the International Energy Agency said Moscow's revenue was down about 43% from a year ago.
The squeeze on the Kremlin's budget comes as Russia's central bank has raised alarms about the economy as the falling ruble and record labor shortage add inflationary pressures.

 

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Putin admits the Russian military needs more modern weapons to win the war in Ukraine — a rare admission of fault

Russian President Vladimir Putin had previously boasted of the modernity of the Russian military's weapons, but has changed his tone amid Ukraine's counteroffensive.

www.businessinsider.com

 

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[CouldntBeMeTho]

There's a unconfirmed rumor that shoigu has declared a death sentence for piggy and pmc wagner