Analysing Ukraine's new drone navy in the Black Sea | Ukraine: The Latest | Podcast

Day 278. Today, we bring you the latest military and diplomatic updates from the invasion of Ukraine and we analyse the rise of Ukraine’s maritime drone forces that’s challenging the Russian fleet in the Black Sea.
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David Knowles (Host). @DJKnowles22 on Twitter.
Dominic Nicholls (Associate Editor). @DomNicholls on Twitter.
Francis Dearnley (Assistant Comment Editor). @FrancisDearnley on Twitter.
Roland Oliphant (Senior Foreign Correspondent). @RolandOliphant on Twitter.
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[@big1dog23]

Send Ukraine 1/10th of the US Navy budget and get this over with.

[@EhEhEhEINSTEIN]

Or if Canada wanted to send a container ship full of Seadoos...

[@davidelliott5843]

HIMARS and 155 shells are expensive but much stuff US is sending was written down years ago. e.g. they stopped using Stinger missiles 20 years ago. They’ve also bought a fair bit of Soviet/Russian hardware that Ukraine are trained to use but that won’t have cost silly money.

[@dearmas9068]

@@davidelliott5843 isnt it amazing how the weapons the West are retiring are absolutely crushing Russia's entire military, even in the hands of a military that had never even seen those weapons before?

[@kevinstevens5309]

@big1dog23 I agree, 100%. Our military budget could have ended this long ago. Why haven't we? I saw info about 7 US companies supplying Russia with chips that work with Russian missiles' versions of GPS. Saw pics in a destroyed missile... could have been faked along with the info. What are your thoughts?

[@mickmccrohon]

they have sent US$100 Billion and still, Ukraine is a lost cause. No amount of money can save Ukraine now.

[@brigidinKC]

I'm listening to your excellent podcast from Missouri, USA.

[@Serg_Bro]

Thanks friends for support Ukraine! ✊👍✌️♥️🇺🇦

[@vepraksoldat2963]

I support Ukraine, not the Banderovites in Charge

[@Serg_Bro]

@@vepraksoldat2963 Stepan Bandera was in a German prison because he did not want to cooperate with the Germans, and was later killed by a KGB agent because he fought against the USSR. He fought for a free Ukraine, both against some invaders and against others, and for Ukrainians he is a hero and an example of patriotism! The fight against the image of Stepan Bandera continues to this day in Russia, they have at the level of ideology to destroy everything that can be heroic for the Ukrainian people! Don't fall victim to their propaganda! ✌️🇺🇦

[@vepraksoldat2963]

@@Serg_Bro Stephan Bandera and his movement under UPA killed millions of Jews, thousands of Poles and Russians. Yes he spend 3 years in jail for trying to play both sides and Germans caught him. 1944 they let him go to fight the Soviets. Can't support the Murderer N@zi Stefan Bandera and his likes. He should have been hunged, not just shot.

[@PlanetFrosty]

Operator Starsky’s new heavy metal band is named CRUSHING RUSSIANS! Quite effective in name and deed!

[@alicesmith6750]

Thanks for such great content, it's certainly needed and refreshing to have. From: North Carolina, U.S.A.

[@marklisa17]

Faultless future insight into Ukrainian fighting stance during a really tough winter against the hideous creatures of the russian command. Thx Team. Brisbane, Australia. 🔱🇺🇦 🇭🇲

[@fernandapereiragaetani9509]

🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦no negociations untl russia go away from ukraine!!!!

[@b.rocket]

American here and absolutely love Dom's insights and humor. 🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧❤️🇺🇦 Also I wish we should arm their drones with missiles. And give them some Tomahawk Cruise missiles.

[@carmenlatorre3129]

God bless Ukraine

[@peteg6118]

Germany needs to step up.

[@paulmakinson1965]

Those naval drones are probably being tested. A swarm of them could overwhelm defenses just with sheer numbers. Imagine what drone submersibles would be able to do.

[@PapaDutch]

Precisely my own thought, the Ukrainians are developing it at warp speed, and design evolutions will come from it. These are not the final version and the development of these is absolutely fascinating 👍

[@davidelliott5843]

It’s almost a submersible as-is. But if it could dive under the ship before exploding, we would see small torpedo types of damage.

[@obriets]

I can see one of these with a harpoon launcher.

[@meanjohnn8750]

Ukraine has submersible drone/torpedo system being sent to them very soon, I believe they are sent from Sweden, but I may be incorrect on the source country

[@michealrcnicholson9342]

Yeah, but only at sea! The real war is on land.

[@whyukraine]

Sea Doo had sales shops in Kyiv before the war. Probably Odessa too. They also sold snowmobiles and Can-Am motorcycles.

[@chrislivingstone2947]

As always great to listen to, from Brisbane

[@sherrillwhately7586]

Dom is so funny 😂. I love the way he expresses himself!

[@jimheath4200]

Too many Chamberlin's not enough Churchill's

[@nian60]

European leadership is full of Chamberlains, sadly.

[@davidelliott5843]

The new drone boats need to dive under the ship when attacking. Exploding underwater has a much bigger effect that popping off alongside.

[@a705fay]

magnetic crawler system on the drone?

[@SL-sd3sg]

Ingenuity of Ukrainians, excellent! 💙💛🇬🇧

[@Matthew-wn8oq]

Thanks man!

[@renegeorgesbillardbayle6894]

Excelent summary. Brilliant and knowledgeable personnalities. The whole world is involved in this desastrous Putin´s egocentric & unprovoked aggression. May seriously, God help us all.

[@als3275]

Rene Georges Billard Bayle I have a sneaking suspicion that your imaginary friend is merely an observer at best....

[@Edo9River]

Attacks at night In choppy waves would seem to me to be more difficult to spot and much more difficult to intercept. There should also be dummy drones to add deception. Additionally I would think some kind of camouflage against night optics would also be effective. If we expect an immanent play for launching a new wave of guided missile attacks tomorrow, there will probably be a great opportunity

[@brigitte2217]

Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 🇩🇪

[@radical_truffle]

Roland's final comment about response to MH17 - so True. This madness will stop when the west gets serious about stopping it. Thanks very much, team, as always :)

[@user-dp4ok9ox5w]

MH17 kangaroo court was a joke. No evidence and all the contradicting evidence was simply dismissed and never properly addressed (like the fact that the missile was Ukrainian, not seen in Russia since the 1980's and according to serial number was last sent to Ukraine). Defense could not even cross-examine or even interview the prosecutors witnesses (witnessess who were largerly just people kidnapped and tortured by the SBU who had nothing to do with the case). Not to mention that there was no motive and it was Kiev that redirected MH17 over a war zone in the first place (from its original course). This madness will stop when Russia will kick out NATO forces from Donbas and create 40-80km safe zone.

[@AutoReport1]

Clearly they missed the point that Ukraine 24 had been fundraising for a fleet of 100 of these USVs; and that the cost in "addition to the drone itself, which is equipped with autopilot features, video subsystems (including night vision), backup communication modules and combat functionality, this also includes the cost of a ground-based, autonomous control station, transportation and storage system, as well as a data processing center" is $250,000 each.

[@anthonyalfredwhite]

I love Dom, their resident military type.

[@marymarlow3646]

Me too!

[@mastercommander4535]

Worth a mention that autonomous merchant vessels including small passenger ferries are now being trialled as well as small western naval vessels .Obvious implications for not too distant large naval “drone ships” undertaking war at sea type interactions.

[@polarper8165]

I wonder if anyone in Ukraine is checking the spread of Tuberculosis among Russian troops. I think there is a lot of drug resistant TB among Russian prisoners, not sure how isolated Wagner troops are or there is a chance of spread.

[@paulmakinson1965]

Yes, antibiotic resistant TB has been a problem for at least 10 years in Russian prisons.

[@davidelliott5843]

I heard it’s a problem throughout Russia, not just in prisons. Only exceeded by alcohol dependence.

[@meanjohnn8750]

This is evidence that Wagner/rashists are using bioweapons in ukraine, some captured wagnerites/convict-conscripts also have hepatitis, russian blood-type W may contain infectious disease 🤮

[@davidlium9338]

The Ukrainians probably can’t check it. But since soldiers often live in very crowded conditions expect TB to spread among the Russian army.

[@a705fay]

@john richards not to mention covid

[@Keithss1000]

Is it possible that the Kerch bridge was damaged with sea-drones?

[@meanjohnn8750]

200kg payload,,,, 400km range, very possible imho, maybe more than 1 drone,,,,

[@robertwilliams7350]

no

[@ChuckAmadi]

Don't care what it was. JUST do it again.

[@meanjohnn8750]

Most of these usv are equipped with starlink antenna near the stern section, but not all, one image shows a different dual antenna setup, also video from russian port 700 km from odesa seems to indicate they are launched from another vessel, also very cool fp video of helicopter attempting intercept seems to indicate real time piloting to avoid incoming fire, jet ski can travel @ 100-120kmph with a 200kg payload I would expect this usv not planing to be considerably slower than that,

[@MrSandancer]

There was footage of two wakes being spotted by cameras on the bridge. Not a military man so don’t know how much explosives would have been needed.

[@obriets]

The drone war between Azerbaijan and Armenia, as well as Afghanistan, were the early introductions. Ukraine is the full-blown outbreak of drone warfare.

[@tonyharvey9916]

Excellent report

[@PapaDutch]

These are initial versions of what may well be a model for such craft. A submersible or semi-submersible version would have an even lower profile and be more difficult to strike. If anti-helicopter systems were created this is potentially a new generation of stealthy strike means that spare the operator from physical presence To claim that it should be measured in terms of actual "KILLS" is nothing but semantics and word chopping! I would be embarrassed to have stated such a thing, because this IS a game changer, it has never been done like that before - but get ready to see it a lot PS: And all it takes is a cloud of fragments to chop helicopter rotors

[@davidelliott5843]

The drug cartels have shown its a small step from a shallow freeboard boat to one that runs with just a periscope and snorkel poking out.The next stage will be a boat that carries enough compressed air to run the engine long enough to dive underneath the target ship. 200kg of military explosive under the ship hull will do a huge amount of damage.

[@anniesthamilton8250]

IT is a great pleasure to listen to the reports delivered by this female reporter. She is Soo awesome!!?

[@jenniferpreston7191]

God bless all

[@zen4men]

I envisage the most important develpment in radio-controlled explosive boats will be the ability to go to a specific position, where it submerges, and is brought to life as and when a suitable target is nearby. This would mean they would be almost undetectable, and if brought to life VERY close to the target, the response time would be greatly reduced.

[@Manofthehour2050]

The world should come up with an idea to stop this war

[@andrewprentice4096]

Great idea

[@SoloSailing77]

The Kayaktar!

[@treemanzoneskullyajan711]

Or those 1500 large calibre round's per second sentry guns

[@duncanstewart6381]

The winter is showing her cards in late November. Temperatures outside are at freezing 🥶. The wind chill factor being even colder. The hazard is a major storm out of Mongolia dropping temps by about 20 degrees in winters there. In 3 weeks Winter will officially be the news as the ground freezes reliably. The short distances involved and smaller numbers of units in these battles... Make the winter travel conditions less decisive for the defenders. With good internal defensive lines. Good depth along the entire line. Requiring an occupation force to remain across 800 miles. The new firepower has made a real difference in battle since August 2022. Drones prevent a battle of the bulge ⛅ ❄. Dec. '44.

[@NortyNige]

Those drone boats are five meters long not exactly a small item.

[@garyswift9347]

arm the "unmanned naval vessels" with missiles. Now we're talking about something interesting. Some could have a Stinger or Star Streak maybe? Others, perhaps an anti-tank missile?

[@jamesmilton6529]

Even if it misses the Russian choppers will have to give the drones a wide berth.

[@barbaraseymour3437]

Well, democracy is showing very fragile now in the US. Sooo right re MH 17. Let’s give more to Ua now!!

[@rosecochran8894]

Doing away with Russian dictators doesn't seem to have any effect. There is always one to replace the former. Would Ukraine take on the task of changing the course?

[@danditto6145]

The fact the drones can force the Russians to concentrate their Naval Forces and put thousands of hours on their helicopters in defensive flying instead of fulfilling their intended missions is a victory itself. For centuries we thought in land warfare we needed a kill shot, but a disabling shot might actually tie up mor resources, ships and dockyards than a kill shot, especially now that the Russians have limited facilities for repairs and resources are blocked from entering the Sea by Turkey.

[@thomasrush2095]

The science of the sea drone has been slowly advancing ever since Sir Thomas Cochrane put that now famous lantern in a bucket to lure away pursuing ships.

[@albertplumer]

Time to either ostrasizing nations that invade others or total takeover in bloodless coups. Russia still is in UN security council?? Why. Rather than kill ,stopping the starvation of two million every week might be a goal for the west to interfere in other nations. Billions available to make shareholders rich? End that.

[@David-fj5lz]

The Ukrainians are working hard to develop the longer versions of their successful rocket

[@Hayzee_720]

"We are going to go up the the dombass" 😂😂😂😂

[@nicbayley2534]

Roland’s final thought is pretty compelling - what was politically lacking at the time?

[@davidjones3712]

Top of the range Sea-Doo is 20k. Add a starlink internet device from Elon Musk with remote control and explosive of your choice..... A more dramatic advance would be using a similar unmanned vehicle to carry a rocket or rockets and stand off from the target and launch the rockets....

[@meanjohnn8750]

They aren't buying sea-doo though, only the engine and jet drive are sea doo(possibly fuel tank),the hull appears to be ukrainian version of a sea kayak, I like the rocket concept 🙂 these vessels have a 200kg payload capacity, maybe switchblade 600 launchers would be a cool addition, drones carrying drones,,,, just a thought🤔

[@peceed]

Rockets are very expensive compared to these drones. The most serious improvement would be an electric homebrew torpedoes. Li-ion, electric engines, gyroscopes - all of this is dirty cheap now, wire guided torpedoes can be so much more efficient. The simplest improvement is using sinking bomb as warhead - deep detonation is so much more efficient, ideally warhead should be detonated under keel. These drones should work in semi-submersible mode, only snorkel, camera and antenna (flat) should be above water, as one stealh element. This would eliminate wake and wave drug.

[@meanjohnn8750]

@@peceed these usv are jet drive, not propeller, the faster they travel, the more noticeable they would be,,,,

[@peceed]

@@meanjohnn8750 Not really. They need minimize time between detection and hit. Semi-submersible drones can be very quick because they have no wave drag. Not as fast as torpedoes, but 30 knots is sufficient when target is not escaping.

[@meanjohnn8750]

@@peceed sea doo is capable of speeds of 100-120 kmph which is 54-65 knots, obviously with a full 200kg payload capacity which these usv are reported to possess, this speed would be reduced somewhat,

[@jamesmilton6529]

The choppers will get in closer next time and i will be interested if the Ukrainians start trying to attach man portable SAMS

[@dmitrijsiljucenoks9690]

Had a good laugh this is very funny indeed 😄

[@kevinstevens5309]

Everyone, war is expensive. Some people make money even during the worst of times. I get sick of hearing how "expensive it will be to X" (x = ways to help Ukraine finish the war quickly). I will be more expensive prolonging it.

[@uriasjosephsnr.5832]

Current circumstances and existing victories on the Battle Field should not be advertised by the media during the same time of operation so that pootin may know to change his stagtrgies.

[@paulwilliams698]

$12 to $20,000 will buy the best of the jet skis in the world, surely a few hundred kilos of TNT and some electronics would no double the price, get 5 or 6 for $250,000.

[@Naturalook]

They should be called "African Queens." -Humphry Bogart, with Kathrine Hepburn.-

[@morvil73]

Ger. Bundestag is pronounced with S not SH… it’s two words Bundes+Tag… not **Bunde+Stag…

[@kf4cnm1048]

Under water mini- midget torpedos , very Small mini- Midget subs that has the capability to come out of the water and dive back into the water to attach its target and directed by Star- Link. GaryJ

[@marklisa17]

Dom, can the Ukraine really win this fight? Thx. Mark Australia. 😎

[@toby9999]

Russia occupied the most Ukrainian territory around six months ago. They've lost an enormous amount of equipment and likely around 100k dead or injured troops for the effort. I would define that as winning.

[@oldman6714]

At 2:25 does the narrator actually say tens of millions were killed last Thursday? It sure sounded like that, but I've got hearing difficulties.

[@mboothy]

Ten civilians is what he said

[@philipstaff9900]

Germany should be told to get in Line And meet their Promise to support Nato Family. They want to be in Nato so Pay UP.

[@onegrail9398]

35:30 "Unless this 1 specific weapons platform sinks this 1 exact ship its trash" ....sorry for having more than 1 tool???

[@danielstevenson1250]

What is your superpower? I’m Ukrainian.

[@nenitaespinosa1808]

Not only Ukraine and Russia is suffering. The world is affected. God bless the peace loving people and the world

[@robby3467]

It's like having rotten teeth pulled. It hurts for a while but it's worth the pain.

[@mryouben]

Tx

[@cushiterevenge5696]

Alot of wishful thinking here, lets suppose that Ukraine managed to effectively decapitate the Russian Black Sea Fleet, this still would not prevent Russia from hitting Ukraine with multiple ground artillery and drone attacks

[@PlanetFrosty]

Russia is Dead at land and sea with poorly maintained sea craft. Now running out barrels for artillery and poor castings failing.

[@cushiterevenge5696]

@@PlanetFrosty Where do get your source of information from in regards to the state of the Russian Armed Forces? Russia is in the process of grinding the Ukrainian Armed Forces down to dust

[@eddiel7635]

@@cushiterevenge5696 lol, if that was true why is the Ukrainian army stronger now than it was a year ago. The same can not be said of the Russian army.

[@cushiterevenge5696]

@@eddiel7635 The Ukrainian Army may be stronger than it was a year ago, however Ukrainian Armed Forces are not strong enough to take back the 15-20 % of Ukrainian territory that Russia has occupied for the last 9 months, also the Ukrainian Armed Forces have not been able to prevent Russia from destroying 40-50 % of Ukraines energy infrastructure, in addition Ukrainian Armed Forces have been unable to prevent the constant shelling of Kherson City which was recently abandoned by the Russian Armed Forces. Also the situation in the " liberated " Kherson City is so bad that Ukraine is evacuating civilians from that city due to nonstop Russian shelling of the city

[@ellenfaulkner7616]

@@cushiterevenge5696 Nope Ruskie. The European Union along with many countries have designated Russia as a terrorist country

[@jaredschultz7358]

Dominic Nichols needs to be a little more Forward thinking

[@matveyshekhtman9781]

Invest in ukraine - "the black hole" !

[@gsmoviememories9254]

Does the poor Telegraph need this obnoxious amount of advertisements?

[@nian60]

I agree with the last point. If the EU had acted when Orcland murdered EU citizens in MH17, maybe we wouldn't be having another continent-wide war now. Because Orcland's current aggression is affecting the whole European continent. There will probably be more localised wars in Europe to come, since the collective democratic countries are showing that they won't fight back. Ukraine are the only ones fighting. Expect Serbia and/or Turkey to start attacking their neighbours next, since they see that there are few negative consequences of doing so.

[@niklaswikholm514]

Ukrainian suplies cutting= russian withdrawls

[@dearmas9068]

Nice try, orc

[@josephluing9642]

Do listen a lot to this bulletin but I wish they would not use the word interesting when referring to weapons that kill sometimes I feel they de humanise the war and the killing warfare is awful and should not be celebrated and is not interesting

[@Maelli535]

🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 Слава Україні! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@guzelpitt5302]

В составе России! 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺

[@iamnoman9325]

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[@vepraksoldat2963]

Its hilarious these people think that Kiev forces in good position. Lol

[@Balmorax]

There's no video, guys, just a flag.

[@phiddler1]

its a podcast

[@Balmorax]

@@phiddler1 does that mean I have to cast the video into the pod somehow?

[@phiddler1]

@@Balmorax i dont know i thought it was just audio

[@Balmorax]

@@phiddler1 there has to be a way to introduce the pod into the audio to get the video

[@branscombeR]

🎵... 'video killed the radio star ... ' 🎶

[@JohnWatsonFlatEarth]

nicola tesla.. first radio dcontrolled water vehicle.. ukraine shoud "piggy back" an airborne drone on the water drone.. and fly into an attacking helicopter and or ship... simples 🤣

[@EhEhEhEINSTEIN]

This! A little launcher for a switchblade drone on top and that Ruzzian heli in the video would've been fukt. Assuming it's possible to control them that far from shore anyway

[@deltavee2]

How about one or two heat-seeking missiles?

[@briseboy]

For ground or water to freeze sufficiently substantially, it REQUIRES that temps tend to be CONSISTENTLY below 20F, -5C. For such heavy vehicles what farmers call a "hard" freeze, -15C. The speakers here are English, and it may be that they have never experienced sufficient freeze temps to allow vehicle over soil to move. Of course, following only a SINGLE hard freeze, vastly increased joules of energy to UNfreeze will keep the ground hard, cold, stable. And Dr. Jack Watling & Nick Reynolds' RUSI assessments should be everyone's go-to to understand Ukraine war events. NOT such blurb as twitter, now controlled by a "useful [Russian] idiot", libertarian Musk, who, as is USUAL with engineers (I have known Caltech engineers with Elephantine Hubris spouting complete Scrambled Inanity when stepping outside of their computational analytic envelopes to approach even computational issue) believes his own phantasmagorical constructs. (he caused some significant disruption in Ukraine when deciding he was plenipotentiary peace diplomat, AND when responding to criticism with nauseating narcissism, including his recent price-gouging for Starlink). Do not ingest twitter - it rots the brain. Sasha 3%, Lukashenka's epithet or "call-sign" among Belarusians, despite all his astonishing agility, visibly became powerless, as Russia dropped in mobiks and conscripts, first to be trained, now to stay, along with the removal of Belarus ammunition and armor. The poisoning of his FM is both a signal, and preparation for Kremlin strategy. The courageous, if existential, Polish weaponry emplacement, rhetoric, support, and some mobilization, was excellent response to the obvious Kremlin Monkeypoxing advance toward former Soviet slug trails, and your daughters. Normally experiencing Russian-poisoned "information management" parroted by MOST major media, from NYT to Reuters, to the truly biased India and China news sources, I find this Telegraph podcast to be surprisingly insightful.

[@errolkim1334]

What is this utter deflection BS......

[@ffsf4209]

Impossible to listen to this jabbering.

[@AAB463]

Try listening while u drive to work…

[@geoffhemmings6546]

Who would spu tin nominate to talk to ppapa? Kyrill thekiller. I am orthodox , how did a kgb political killer become head of the Ruzziun

[@geoffhemmings6546]

Orthodox church......

[@geoffhemmings6546]

Germany slow walking everything.....

[@meanjohnn8750]

Kgb killer is president of russia, head of church, head of media, leader of russian lemmings. This is russia. The same russia as 100 years ago except with Starbucks.

[@peterzimmerman1114]

stolen money for his campaign, billions, and then presidential immunity. etz We know he's getting rid of rivals, but there have probably been a lot more than we think.

[@quercusalba5441]

Here's the latest. Ukraine is losing

[@vepraksoldat2963]

This podcast is full of nonsense lies and very biased

[@ezrabrook3993]

Russian Soldiers Raping their Own Kind! Smh

[@beverlynorfleet4190]

Í pop 00p

[@JamieDPS]

Pure nonsense..

[@raiconlan1]

Keep in mind there is ample gas resources in many EU nations but they don't develop them IE the fracking ban in the UK. The gas shale deposits in Poland etc... so people are dying in part because of political choices made by European politicians not just russia refusing to supply. Secondly your remarkably one sided in your view on the Ukranian war eurocentric would be an accurate term. Ukraine's troop were surrounded in 2014 the Minsk agreement was capitulation because of military defeat an agreement they never honored. Crimea in my travels from America in 2010 was staunchly pro-russian by 70% of the population thats why there was little armed resistance. Your talking about reconquering people that are at most lukewarm on rejoining Ukraine they would be happy to be part of Russia and get water from the crimean canal. Their problems with Kiev involved theft of large amounts of taxes paid to Kiev who took the money pocketed it and did nothing for the people. Zelensky's friends and political supporters have appropriated private property from foreign corporations and foreign nationals to support them in conquering Crimea is insane and would almost certainly invite a nuclear first strike preceded by use of chemical weapons. Russia while at fault was baited into attacking by western Ukranians. This is why many administrations were lukewarm on supplying weapons. I am pro-ukranian volunteered for the international legion but am irritated by your lack of balance on certain topics about the war. Slava Ukraine

[@rosecochran8894]

Hiroshima bomb ended WW11. Perhaps something similar because of the deadlock?

[@tiboregoldberger6817]

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[@dearmas9068]

Russian language sure is weird...

[@Hayzee_720]

"We are going to go up the the dombass" 😂😂😂😂

[@Hayzee_720]

"We are going to go up the the dombass" 😂😂😂😂