If Portugal gets eliminated in the Nations league we cook them, if they win the Nations league we celebrate Ronaldo's 4th international trophy
Either way we're eating good 😂😂
Ukraine was not an innocent victim in this war.
Russia did not magically attack Ukraine for no reason.
I feel sorry for average Ukrainians who are caught in this conflict but I do not support their government.
The aggressor is Ukraine, backed by NATO, which provoked the conflict in 2014 through a coup, discrimination against Russian speakers, and shelling of Donbas that killed thousands. Russia responded by protecting its citizens and territories recognized by the people via referendums. The full-scale invasion is a reaction to eight years of Kiev’s accumulated aggression, not a sudden attack.
@JayCyberSecuri1 Si ce n'est pas être con, je ne pense pas que quelqu'un dise que cr7 est une m.... le dire c'est que tu dois être touché mentalement toi... une sous merde de surcroît.
@Agbangnan19 Les gens te rappellent que t'as un cerveau d'un ado de 10ans puisque tu n'arrives pas à voir la différence dans ce que tu décris et t'es là à ricaner comme tu venais d'avoir une révélation 😂
@goncalo_diass17 Attendez, rassurez moi que c'est un ado de 10ans derrière ce compte et non un adulte ! Tu compares quoi là? Retourne finir de têter là-bas avant de raconter npq...
Des frappes aériennes russes frappent Kharkov
Un important incendie continue de ravager les installations de stockage dans le district de Slobodskoy à Kharkov, suite à au moins trois frappes russes cet après-midi.
Le maire de Kharkov, Igor Terekhov, a confirmé que les entrepôts étaient en feu à la suite des frappes. Les autorités ukrainiennes affirment que des bombes aériennes guidées ont été utilisées.
L'incendie faisait toujours rage plus d'une heure après l'attaque
Out of the 31 cities in Donetsk Oblast controlled by Ukraine before Russia's invasion in 2022, 20 have been destroyed and 11 have suffered significant damage.
Recently, the cities of Bilozerske and Mykolaivka have been added to my "destroyed" list, and Druzhkivka will likely also be added in the near future. Slovyansk and Kramatorsk were also added to the "significantly damaged" list.
The 20 destroyed cities include: Lyman, Mykolaivka, Siversk, Soledar, Bakhmut, Chasiv Yar, Kostyantynivka, Toretsk, Zalizne, Avdiivka, Pokrovsk, Rodynske, Myrnohrad, Dobropillya, Bilytske, Bilozerske, Krasnohorivka, Kurakhove, Marinka, and Vuhledar.
The 11 significantly damaged cities include Slovyansk, Kramatorsk, Druzhkivka, Svyatohirsk, Svitlodarsk, Ukrainsk, Selydove, Hirnyk, Novohrodivka, Volnovakha, and Mariupol.
Of these cities, only 6 (Lyman, Svyatohirsk, Slovyansk, Kramatorsk, Druzhkivka, and Bilozerske) are under full Ukrainain control. Another 4 (Mykolaivka, Kostyantynivka, Dobropillya, and Bilytske) are contested. The other 21 are under Russian control.
The 20 cities under the control of DPR forces prior to 2022 remain largely intact.
Russian Geran-4 jet-drones struck two Ukrainian radar systems in Poltava and Odesa Oblasts.
Reportedly P-37 and 35D6 radars. There has been a significant increase in Russian strikes on Ukrainian radar systems recently.
Vehicle losses have been released for the month of September.
Primary credit: @HeyHey_Hayden TG
In total, Russia lost 32 vehicles whilst Ukraine lost 175. A ratio of 1:5.5
Excluding Armoured cars/MRAPs, which skew the ratio as Russia hardly utilises them at all whilst Ukraine does so in huge number for transport purposes, Russia lost 32 vehicles whilst Ukraine lost 69. A ratio of 1:2.2
Regarding self-propelled artillery, which is a great indicator of capacity to inflict attrition, Russia lost 7 vehicles whilst Ukraine lost 37. A ratio of 1:5.3
Russian losses are counted by UkraineWarSpotting. Ukrainian losses are counted by LostArmour. Credit to HeyHeyHayden for compiling numbers.
Of course, these vehicle losses are all geolocated and only completely destroyed vehicles are counted. There could of course be some mistakes.
The common cope that i hear: “But Russia uses only civilian vehicles! Ukraine actually cares about the lives of their soldiers! Civilian vehicles are not counted in this!”
Are we still seriously falling for “meatwave assaults” in 2026?
A) I have spoken to Ukrainian soldiers that confirm the AFU also uses civilian vehicles in non-combat roles, for transport purposes. Russia does the same. In a war of attrition, cheap but good enough equipment is better than extremely expensive perfect equipment.
B) Adding onto that, Russia has a huge domestic war economy which can churn out so many civilian vehicles that it wouldn’t matter how many were destroyed. If Ukraine’s military vehicles such as SPGs, IFVs etc are destroyed, it needs to wait on deliveries from the west.
C) If AFU command cared about the lives of their soldiers, the Robotyne and Kursk mass suicides would never have happened. Ukraine quite literally burned through tens of billions of dollars worth of Western vehicles in Kursk oblast alone.
D) Even if vehicle losses favoured Ukraine by 2x, this would be nowhere close to the relative attrition needed to be inflicted upon Russia, because of Russia’s industrial capacity.
E) Keep in mind that armies collapse long before they are physically out of manpower or vehicles, as per historical examples such as the Germans in WW1 Collapse is induced when overall attrition inflicted reaches a critical point. Drones only mask this attrition and delay the final outcome. Ukraine is obviously far far closer to this critical point than Russia.
🇷🇺 Military representatives from 69 countries have arrived for the Center-2026 exercises, where they were shown Russia's most advanced weapons developments.