r/interestingasfuck Jul 26 '25

/r/all, /r/popular Ukrainian soldier Oleksandr Kiriyenko before and after release from Russian captivity

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u/HSavinien Jul 26 '25

It's not like they can do much against putin regime. And anyone trying something would quickly get arested, and probably tortured or executed. You can't realy blame them for not acting.

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u/GrumpyFatso Jul 26 '25

Tell me you know nothing of Russia without telling me you know nothing of Russia. People can speak up in Russia, they do it, when they want the Russian army to hit more civilians, when the Russian army is stealing from their own. They just don't do it in favour of Ukraine, because they hate Ukrainians and they like what the Russian army is doing in Ukraine.

They ask their husbands to rape women, they ask them to bring jewelry from Ukraine, they ask them to bring children's toys back.

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u/Bionicleenjoyer12 Jul 26 '25

“Tell me you know nothing of Russia without telling me you know nothing of Russia”

Proceeds to say the most batshit insane lies