Sharko🏴‍☠️🏴ꑭ

🇮🇹🇺🇦🇪🇸🇲🇽///fckantifa/military enthusiast//a fur hated by furs//

[Desiderius | Casus Belli 2014 @doctoradmiral]

Dnipro-1 fighter looking the coolest anyone ever looked
2014-2015

[MAKS 26 🇺🇦👀 @Maks_NAFO_FELLA]

🇺🇦😮 The captured Russians dragged the wounded Ukrainian soldier 25 kilometers, part of the distance they carried him on a children's bicycle.

During the battle, border guard Dmytro, nicknamed "3D", received a bullet wound.

A special group went in search of him, which paved a new evacuation route and captured two occupiers along the way.

When it became possible to leave the position, the prisoners volunteered to help.

[First Corps Azov of the National Guard of Ukraine @azov_media]

War and Love. What Matters Most Will Remain on Film

Azov infantry embodies youth and valor, combined with professionalism and constant self-improvement. So when you open the photo album of the fighters of the 12th Azov Brigade, you expect to find pictures of combat missions and exercises in between.

But as soon as this film was developed, it became clear to us that in several dozen frames, friend “Zhaba” had managed to capture far more than just war. Because “Azov” is not just war. It is love.

[Mundo Andriy @andriy_ht]

🇺🇦🐺🇷🇺 El 3º Regimiento de Operaciones Especiales (SSO) de Ucrania muestra cómo continúa golpeando la logística rusa dentro de Ucrania

Cada depósito, vehículo o suministro destruido dificulta que las fuerzas invasoras puedan mantener sus operaciones en el frente

Mientras Moscú siga apostando por la guerra, Ucrania seguirá haciendo todo lo posible para buscar la paz 🫡

[B-AREV @trip_to_valkiri]

Ukrainian BM-21 "Grad" crewman during a training exercise, April 2014.

[B-AREV @trip_to_valkiri]

Ukrainian soldier wearing an "Afghanka" style uniform, ATO Zone, late 2010s period.

[B-AREV @trip_to_valkiri]

Ukrainian soldier wearing an "Afghanka" style jacket, Winter 2015 period.

[Arctic Poseidon @Arcticrig]

Good morning

[B-AREV @trip_to_valkiri]

Ukrainian troops wearing US Navy digital camouflage uniforms and Polish surplus body armor/helmets, Summer 2014.

[Zsiguli🇭🇺 @GZsgallos2007]

The guys shot down half the Russian air force.

[Diary_Ukrainian_War @elvro0]

Stand with Ukraine #305
#StandWithUkraine

[B-AREV @trip_to_valkiri]

Some additional M81 Woodland sightings in 2022+ Ukraine.

[Blitz @Blitz_fi]

Karelia, Ingria, and all other Finnic land shall one day be free from Russia

[Corwin @ilovetzd]

👸🏻

[Cavemanon @Cavemanon]

There is one day left to pre-order your Chibi Olivia plush on Makeship! Pre-orders close on Sept 1st at 2PM PDT.
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[UAVoyager🇺🇦 @CrimeanVoyager]

russia sentenced him to life in “Black Dolphin,” one of its most notorious prisons.

He is still fighting for Ukraine.

Ihor Yankov, call sign “Yanki,” is Belarusian. In 2020, he protested against Lukashenko, was wounded, faced criminal charges and fled to Kyiv.

On February 24, 2022, he volunteered for Ukraine’s Armed Forces.

He fought around Kyiv — Boryspil, Rudnytske, Lukianivka. His videos from the first days of the invasion went viral.

In December 2022, he helped create the Belarusian Volunteer Corps, now part of Ukraine’s military intelligence.

russia sentenced him to life.

He answered by continuing to fight.

“Freedom has no nationality,” he says.

[Mundo Andriy @andriy_ht]

🇺🇦✈️🇷🇺 Zelenski anuncia que Ucrania cerrará el espacio aéreo de Rusia y pide a las compañías de aviación civil que eviten sobrevolar territorio ruso para evitar posibles víctimas

[Rubizh @RubizhBrigade]

Stay silly :3

Or let the world destroy your mind. What's your choice?

#Rubizh

[Rohoza (Дев'ятий) Mykhailo 🇺🇦🇱🇹🇨🇦 @Oct7NeverForget]

The Russian missile ship Serpukhov was supposed to launch missiles at Ukraine. Instead, it was struck from within. 🔥

It turned out that a serviceman with the call sign Goga was serving aboard the missile ship. A radio operator and native of Kaliningrad, he grew up in a military family. After Russia launched its full-scale invasion, he tried to convince his fellow servicemen that attacking Ukraine was a crime and wanted to leave the military. His commanders refused to let him go.

When Goga learned that the Serpukhov could be used to launch strikes against Ukraine, he decided to act. He contacted representatives of the Freedom of Russia Legion.

After preparing the operation, he secretly began removing classified documents from the ship and bringing gasoline aboard. Eventually, he poured fuel over equipment in the communications compartment, set a timer, and left the vessel.

A fire broke out aboard the Serpukhov. The blaze damaged its command center and communications equipment, and the ship reportedly lost its ability to launch Kalibr cruise missiles for several months.

Meanwhile, Goga made his way to Ukraine and joined the Freedom of Russia Legion. He is now fighting against Putin’s regime.

“I will fight against Putin’s regime until it is completely destroyed,” he says today as he heads out on another mission.

Russian propaganda loves talking about its supposedly invincible military. But any system becomes vulnerable when the people inside it stop believing in it.

Sometimes, all it takes is one person.

[Rima Med 🇺🇸🇱🇹🇺🇦 @rima_medUA]

Mozzie was one of a kind. From transfusing his own blood to a casualty to doing pretty much anything to help get them out alive. He was one hell of a combat medic.

I met Mozzie at basic training when I was instructing. After that, I worked with him to help with a few casualties over the winter. He was always willing to do whatever it takes.

Its a big loss for our medic community.

RIP