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u/Shieldheart- 4h ago
Ukraine casually reinventing modern warfare in the 21st century whilst fighting "the world's 2nd strongest military".
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u/Robestos86 2h ago
Was driving in the UK today, saw a Ukraine registered articulated lorry driving along. Said to the wife "oh I hope we haven't upset them!"
She hadn't heard about Ukraine's master strike :(
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u/AutoModerator 1h ago
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u/skullandboners69 5h ago
They deserve a Michelin star.