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Glory to Ukraine. Fuck Putin.
this post was submitted on 30 Dec 2025
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Biggest false flag I've ever seen in order to mobilize and deploy their nuclear weapons
As if THIS TIME we're going to be scared into believing their busted nukes are about to launch. This is for Russia's domestic audience. If Russia used nukes on Ukraine the blowback would end Putin. Putin knows this which is why it hasn't happened.
Oh yeah, I would say like 70% of all of Putin's posturing is for the domestic audience.
Putin knows the nuclear option is pretty much all they have left, so he's going to rattle that saber as much as he can. I mean kinetically of course, because they do have very effective cyberwarfare operations, in addition to social media influence as their baseline threats.
Same difference (nti):
In February 2022, Belarus amended its constitution to allow Russia to deploy nuclear weapons on Belarussian territory. Russia deployed dozens of tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus at the end of 2023, and placed Belarus under its nuclear umbrella.
....ella..ella (sorry)
Ay ay ay
Odd thing to do with the peace talks and all
Attack the president's residence?
Russia claims to have moved nuclear-capable missile system into Belarus
It's on the title.
What? Inconceivable! I don't believe you. Prove it, with GPS or GLONASS coordinates. Your choice.
As if the two things have any relationship at all...
Given the destroyed launch sites and that most of Russia's rocket fuels turned into water from neglect... Not too worried.