Alternativa nyheter kring Ryssland-Ukraina kriget (samlingstråd)

A group of ukies violently beat up a Polish guy in Poland for saying something wrong about Ukraine. The ukie women were cheering and laughing.

A very sweet babushka knits socks for soldiers in the Zaporozhye (former Ukraine) region.

Uh-oh, Poles

Ukrainian students in Poland filed a complaint about a teacher who considers Bandera and Shukhevych criminals, writes Kresy pl.

The trade union had to hold a picket in defense of this teacher.

In Poland, they are trying to recruit crews for "Ukrainian" Leopard tanks from local residents

-“Defend native Polish lands.
Become a tanker. Protect Poland in Ukraine,” reads the call on posters hung in the Polish subway.

The village of Pudovka in the Severodonetsk district was recently liberated from Ukrainian Nazis. There, materials were found in the "Lesnaya Skazka" pioneer camp, which documented that Ukrainian Nazis were training children from the age of 12 to be saboteurs. Children were taught how to handle explosives, make improvised explosive devices, and the tactics of sabotage and reconnaissance groups. Children aged 16-18 studied NATO weapons.
We can say that the Ukrainian Nazis are preparing a worthy replacement, who does not know how to work but learns only to kill.

the point to be made is this: Russia itself has only used a small fraction of its forces thus far. At any given time, in theatre, Russia has only used 70-90k men at the most, while DPR/LPR and assorted paramilitary/volunteer forces made up the rest. And with these men it has held out against the AFU and has even advanced in key areas. The two sides of the conflict now have rough parity as stated above, but Russia has mobilized an additional 300k (some, like Colonel McGregor, even say another 100k was stealthily mobilized on top of that).

So for those who believe they’ve seen everything that Russia has to offer offensively, we can reach the following conclusion: all the considerable things Russia has achieved so far in the SMO were done with a small force of less than 100k soldiers at any given time in theatre. Now there are 300k (some say much more) awaiting to fully enter combat. This should give one a rough idea of how much of a gamechanging difference this will be.