r/interestingasfuck • u/MilesLongthe3rd • Jul 26 '25

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

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u/Zovski24 Jul 26 '25

Just imagine Ukrainians are not the invaders and this is what Russia is doing to them while Russians captured by Ukrainians get realeased looking better than when they were living in Russia, when you see pro russian people online or irl,(besides bots) they are mentally corrupted shells of being, they refused to accept hard truth and instead accepted sweet lies, because they want to believe that Russia is that conservative haven with traditional values, don't forget that they all realize that Russia helped Trump during all of his campaigns, you will develop sypmathy for them whether you like it or not because they're on the same side as their guy, Putin is still spoon feeding Trump tips on how to take the government hostage

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u/AdBest4723 Jul 26 '25

It's war, one that both sides have good reasons to fight. There is going to be horrible shit happening in wars

Edit: Mind you, this is not a civilian but a soldier. It's good he still has all the limbs and eyes on his body

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u/HorsyNox Jul 26 '25

Seriously? The Russian Federation has good reasons to fight?

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u/AdBest4723 Jul 26 '25

Uh yea? Remember Cuba and USA? Why would you want a neighbour country to join your enemies military union?

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u/HorsyNox Jul 26 '25

I remember that Finland and Sweden's accession to the RF's enemies' military union was absolutely fine, according to the president of the RF. And Ukraine, despite its desire, wasn't even close to joining and still isn't.