- А сколько людей Вы убили за время войны?
- Ни одного.
- А откуда у Вас столько наград ?
- Фашистов убивал.
Семён Данилович Номоконов (1900 — 1973) — Советский снайпер.
Во время Великой Отечественной войны 1941-1945 гг.
Уничтожил 368 немецких солдат и офицеров.
@paddleboarddog@DA_Stockman If I were going to take up arms in a war, it would be against the warmongering imperialist establishment that seeks to invade, occupy, and violently partition other nations
@TPrincato@liftset4 And the other countries didn't "kick out" Christians unlike Israel, they overwhelmingly fled from wars started and supported by the West
@AnonymousLiberi@JellyBomb0@SteveTheobald70@AidanSimardone They are responding to the US and Israeli war of aggression against their country
Half of Hormuz is Iranian territorial waters by the way. There's very little international waters in the Persian Gulf, and the narrow strip is divided into national EEZs- exclusive economic zones
Saudi are committing War Crimes against Children in Yemen, just like Israel does in Palestine. Both Saudi + Israel have the support of the EU, UK + US in carrying out these War Crimes. Where's the outrage from our Politicians + Media..? Total Hypocrites...
@DanielLDavis1 Honestly, if Iran WAS going for someone, why not Hegseth or Rubio? They don't gain anything going after Bessent
It's overwhelmingly likely this is a outright lie or false flag, especially after the election, and an excuse to ramp up the war
@JellyBomb0@SteveTheobald70@AidanSimardone Venezuela never attacked the US to begin with
Iran only fought the US when America was invading its territory and waters, or assisting the defense of their allies
The first bombs dropped on Leningrad in June 1941 came from planes based in Finland. So did the last air raid in 1944. And people still call Mannerheim the man who "saved" the city.
German bombers couldn't reach Leningrad from East Prussia, so they flew from Finnish airfields. On the night of June 22, thirty-two of them crossed in from Finland. Soviet anti-aircraft guns near Dibuny shot one down at once, and the rest dumped their bombs wherever they could and fled back to Finland. By the next day the Soviets had their first German prisoners: pilots who had taken off from Finnish soil.
The last raid, in April 1944, was Finnish too: 35 bombers out of Joensuu, sent across Lake Ladoga and driven off by Soviet air defenses. Beginning and end, Finland.
On January 22, 1942 Mannerheim ordered "special attention to offensive actions against enemy communications in the southern part of Lake Ladoga": the Road of Life, the only route feeding a starving city. On October 22, 1942 German and Italian naval units, staged from Finnish-held territory and coordinated with Mannerheim, attacked Sukho Island to cut those supply routes. The attack failed, and Mannerheim thanked the Germans and Italians for their efforts.
Finnish historian Helgi Seppälä admitted it showed a "clear targeting of Leningrad by the Finnish military command." And Hitler's adjutant Gerhard Engel recorded Mannerheim saying Leningrad was his goal too, and that "the plow would have to go over this city."
German bombing raids on Leningrad through Finnish territory, June 22, 1941 👇
@montanus1838 Well, Western countries should have stayed out of Muslim countries in the first place, not invade them, incite regime change, support proxy groups to instigate civil wars, etc.
@SafaiDarya Western countries should have stayed out of Muslim countries in the first place, not invade them, incite regime change, support proxy groups to instigate civil wars, etc.
@AnandMoghez@SafaiDarya Well, Western countries should have stayed out of Muslim countries in the first place, not invade them, incite regime change, support proxy groups to instigate civil wars, etc.
Where's the outcry from the Politicians + Media in Europe now..? They were outraged by a Saudi Airport being bombed when Saudi ignored the Ansarallah bomb warning. Saudi kill 500 Civilians in Yemen and not a word out of the European Union of Hypocrisy...
The Chinese and U.S. militaries on Tuesday held a ceremony in Chengdu, southwest China's Sichuan Province, where China handed over the remains of U.S. airmen who aided China's resistance against Japanese aggression during World War II (WWII), according to China's Ministry of National Defense.
The remains were recovered in areas along the Hump Route, a vital air corridor over the Himalayas that became a wartime lifeline for China. From 1942 to 1945, the route served as a key channel for Allied supplies to support China's resistance against Japanese aggression.