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Эш назг дурбатулук,
эш назг гимбатул,
эш назг тхратулук,
агх вырзым-иши кримпатул!

[Nick @ultizet]

вы никогда не угадаете первый твит в цепочке реплаев

[pagliacci the hated 🌝 @Slatzism]

there’s a hilarious thing happening on India vs. China Twitter rn where Indians have convinced themselves that China has a caste system like India does but the caste system they’ve “discovered” is just a 3,000 year old list of occupations from imperial China.

and they’re trying to use these ancient occupational titles as insults. and it’s not working but they’re too stupid to understand why

[Giokielicious @jokieliu]

So basically now we have America accusing China of using slaves to pick cotton, Japanese saying China is populist and militarist, Canadians saying China oppresses indigenous people, and Indians saying China has a caste system.

So basically China is a mirror.

[ShreddedNerd @o_sneedy]

Arabic is written right to left so it accidentally made this joke 1000x funnier

[Страдающее Средневековье @souffrantmitte1]

🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡🫡

[Игорь @Gitarrik]

Минутка занимательной географии:
В Хабаровском крае есть река Анус. А образуется она соединением Правого Ануса, Среднего Ануса и Левого Ануса

[DrovoRUB @iamalexy3]

Немец в Берлине весной 1945 г.:

[HROMA34K @HROMA34K]

сорок лет как под наркозом

[Кот, Джеймс Кот @kithrax]

@asalkov Что важно, то и помнишь ☝️

[Armchair Warlord @ArmchairW]

A town in Siberia unveiled a war memorial late last year. Beyond commemorating the fallen, It gives us a rare insight into the Ukrainian War.⬇️

This memorial is located in Birsk, a small city in Bashkortostan located on the Belaya River more or less between the cities of Ufa and Izhevsk, and was opened on September 10th, 2025. It commemorates post-WWII Soviet and Russian war dead from the city and surrounding district of Birsk, which has a collective population of approximately 63,000.

As of opening day the memorial featured three names from the Soviet-Afghan War, four names from Chechnya, and 188 names from the Ukrainian War, all listed with dates of birth and death. Bashkortostan has contributed a huge number of volunteers to the war effort and has, at least per publicly available data, suffered more casualties than any other Russian oblast - in fact more than the entire Moscow region despite having a fifth the population. Birsk has certainly contributed its share and suffered proportional losses. Critically, this is hard data on Russian casualties in Ukraine - curated by local citizens and geographically and temporally bounded. It's as good as it is possible to get.

First of all, a sanity check. The Soviet Army was staffed by conscription whose burden was spread fairly evenly among the Soviet population, and it suffered approximately 15,000 fatal casualties in Afghanistan. Per the 1989 Soviet census, Birsk and the surrounding district had a population of approximately 54,000 in a country of some 286 million, which should have produced 2.83 fatalities from the district in Afghanistan. The wall features 3 names from that conflict. All good.

The Russian Army of the 1990s was similarly staffed by conscription whose burden was spread somewhat less evenly among the Russian population, and it suffered approximately 10,000 fatal casualties in Chechnya. Per the 2002 Russian census the Russian Federation had a population of 145 million and Birsk and the surrounding district had a population of some 61,500 people. This should have produced 4.24 fatalities from the district in Chechnya. The wall features 4 names from that conflict. Checks out.

The Russian Army of the 2020s is staffed on a volunteer basis with a highly uneven recruitment base. This is not unique to Russian society, it's simply a factor of who joins a volunteer army and why - San Francisco suffered forty times fewer casualties per capita in the GWOT than some rural districts of California, for instance. Similar dynamics are in play in Russia - rural districts like Birsk see significantly higher recruitment than urban centers like Ufa, let alone metropolitan centers like Moscow and Saint Petersburg. As such to draw conclusions about overall Russian losses we need to properly account for this.

Mediazona runs a rather infamous casualty-tracking website that attempts to document Russian losses in Ukraine by name. I don't trust their data - otherwise I wouldn't be writing this lol - but I do think there's enough signal in their noise that their proportions can be relied upon for the purposes of this analysis. And of the approximately 9050 names Mediazona collected for Bashkortostan as of 10 September 2025, only 1900 are present from the major cities of the oblast - Ufa, Sterlitamak, Salavat, Beloretsk, and Neftekamsk, which collectively account for half the total population of the region, some two million people in total. The rest of the two million residents of Bashkortostan hail from rural or semi-rural districts like Birsk. Ergo, Mediazona is claiming that there are some 7150 personnel KIA from rural districts in that period.

(Mediazona had approximately 9700 names for Bashkortostan as of present and about 9050 as of 10 September 2025; I checked their regional database yesterday which showed about 2050 casualties from those cities and scaled it to their overall count as of 10 September 2025 at 94%)

Scaling off the 188 names in Birsk (pop. 63,000) to the entire rural oblast population of 2 million gives us an estimated rural KIA total of approximately 5,970 - 83% of Mediazona's claim of 7150 for that period. And bear in mind that this figure is both supportable by hard data collected by organizers and completely independent of the veracity or lack thereof of Mediazona's name list. Crudely scaled this would suggest the Russian Army has suffered approximately 190,000 KIA in Ukraine to date from Mediazona's claim of 225,000 KIA, although I suspect the actual number is quite a bit less than that because of "memorialization bias" - districts with heavy recruitment and thus heavy losses are logically going to be similarly quick to put up war memorials, in this case well before the end of combat.

[Infinite Dejan 🔁 🇷🇸 @3days2Kiev]

Expansion has nothing to do with it. Germans did the same way more often (and tried to genocide them along the way) yet none of these nations harbor even 1% of hatred for Germany than they have for Russia.

The difference is that due to their slavic inferiority complex, they consider Germans and western Europe as a superior civilization, so being conquered and even slaughtered by them is not a big deal, not a big offense.

But due to this complex they've come to see everything eastern, orthodox and genuinely Slavic as backwards, inferior, subhuman. So when the supposed backwards inferior Eastern Slavic Russia conquers them, it's a major slight to their worldview, to their national consciousness. Cuz now youre being ruled by inferior people, not those übermensch Germans you aspire to be. And that creates GENERATIONAL, GENOCIDAL hatred that will for centuries. The worst thing you can do to a western/catholic Slav is remove German heel from his face.

Same thing with Finland really. They've been nothing but cumbuckets and Canon fodder for centuries under Sweden. Their first true autonomy and dignity came under Russia. But that doesn't matter. Swedes are master race, they bring civilization, Ruskis are Mongolian orcs. So we're mad they ruled us.

[Сергей Просто @RealProstoSerge]

Пазл сложился.
Зеленский в заложниках.

[Amazing Nature @AmazingNature00]

😃🤣😂

[Кот, Джеймс Кот @kithrax]

@NefflynB Сметана, сгущённое молоко, малиновое варенье. Любое варенье, на самом деле.

[Кот, Джеймс Кот @kithrax]

Вообще, конечно, хохлы хотя бы смешные временами. А то видел несколько индусов - вот те тупые и несмешные, ужас. И кто только пустил их в интернет.

[Кот, Джеймс Кот @kithrax]

@vasch @stasslu Никакого веселья 😔

[Кот, Джеймс Кот @kithrax]

Тем временем, страшная правда.
@vasch @stasslu - айда в трудовой лагерь?

[WarMonitor🇺🇦🇬🇧 @WarMonitor3]

Russia is considering lowering the countries working age to 12 and reopening Soviet works camps due to huge losses in the war in Ukraine.

Wow…

[Кот, Джеймс Кот @kithrax]

@Zagonel85 Похоже на статьи в Фолькише Беобахтер где-то в марте-апреле 45 года