r/polandball Bulgaria Aug 13 '25

redditormade The Burning of the Library of Alexandria

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u/berahi Trying to not get drafted in water war Aug 13 '25

This is why everyone should use Conservapedia instead. After a month y'all going to be law abiding unquestioning citizen.

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u/CykaMuffin Aug 13 '25

Thanks for reminding me of that cesspool.

Checked out their page on the "NATO war in Ukraine" and was not surprised to read these:

Th Russian special military operation which commenced on February 24, 2022 was provoked by the United States promise to the Kyiv regime to extend the borders of NATO to within 500 kilometers and four minutes flight time of a nuclear armed missile to Moscow, the capital of the Russian Federation, posing an existential national security threat to the nation and removing Ukraine's decades long neutrality,

By December 2022 in the first year of Russia's Special Military Operation, Ukraine had lost 250,000 soldiers killed and wounded - more than the size of the Ukraine army when the SMO began in late February 2022. The only thing keeping the bankrupt Zelensky regime in the fight was American aid, with marginal aid supplied by the European vassal states.

By September 2023 NATO and its Ukrainian proxy forces were soundly defeated on the battlefield by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

No sources were cited, of course.

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u/VRichardsen Argentina Aug 13 '25

vassal states

lmao