Russia during the cold war? The USSR wasn't just Russia(todays Russian Federation was the Russian RSFR back then, one member republic of the USSR, lul. And in 22, the US assumed Russia would to the same as the US always does: destroy civlian infrastructure asap, kill as many people as possible("Shock and awe doctrine"). Instead Russia prioritized forcing peacetalks over mass murder or taking territory.

*Soviet Union

The USSR consisted of multiple republics, todays Russia (not to be mistake for the Russian Empire, very different borders) was just the largest member republic.

Imagine downvoting this.

"China is genociding the Uyghurs!111" - These people might want to share their evidence, because no one else found any.

edit: Instead of downvoting, post, you cowards.

Propably the dumbest thing Ukraine did in years.

B A S E D

Mandatory touching grass time should be a thing everywhere.

Also " few hundred thousand young russians". They a) believe the obviously made up numbers of the Ukr command and b) believe the myth of russian draftees

Considering Navalny was to be exchanged for a russian spy, I don't believe that his death was intended. His location propably was chosen because it would isolate him and prevent any contact with his handlers.

You see, you have to kill more people to make the divine line go up every day!

Ceasefire for Ramadan. Killing lists for afterwards.

That's how I understand it.

They banned all other languages in official capacities, incorporates several nazi military formations into their armed forces, have a state funded cult of worshipping nazi collaborateurs, and their forces somehow can never be seen without wearing nazi insignia - UPA patches usually, but also Wehrmacht and SS ones, celtic crosses from time to time, slogans like "white power", 1488 ones.

Also have banned all opposition parties, no elections, murder dissidents, derliberately killing civilians. The usual charming stuff.

"red fascist" - literally the meme.