sheeps

[sheeps @sheepscountm3]

@ogre_jpg Can you bounce on it any harder? Holy shit

[Kristina Berdynskykh @berdynskykh_k]

“Russia, frankly, has been fine on Ukraine”, Donald Trump

[UAVoyager🇺🇦 @CrimeanVoyager]

This photo must be everywhere today.

russian monsters struck a park in Kharkiv region, killing a baby and two women.

At least 14 more people were wounded, including 7 children.

This is the terror Trump supports.

[xSteve Harvey-Oswaldx @sxe_Nico]

I genuinely do think I’m better than the people who watch stuff like this

[sheeps @sheepscountm3]

Epitome of privileged western takes on israel. They know they wont feel the worst effects and so they just dont care.

[🗣️🗣️🔥🔥 @Shinaxite_]

who the fuck cares about stability just invade israel nigga

[hasanabi @hasanthehun]

it’s wild that this many jewish voters are leaving the democratic party over israel. it’s not like the republican alternatives are presenting a more appealing policy agenda, it’s just israel! it’s literally over the continuation of israel’s belligerence. a real shame.

[sheeps @sheepscountm3]

@guychristensen_ Ur whole movement is dead in the water lmao

[sheeps @sheepscountm3]

@CH4R10T_TV Please tell me a single dsa candidate not in a d+15 state polling better than ur avg moderate dem

[sheeps @sheepscountm3]

Russian bots die and my feed goes from full of tankies to full of misogyny. Whats that mean?

[Havoc @Havoc_Six]

Which Ukrainian unit is specifically targeting Russian oil/diesel and how can I support them?

[Fascist Puncher™️ @__Terrific__]

1) @ZelenskyyUa 2) @POTUS

[Vitalii «Donetsk» Ovcharenko 🇺🇦 @Vit_Ovchar]

Dear Americans,

I am a soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and I want to tell you something.

Freedom is not measured in dollars. Freedom is not measured by the price of diesel in your car’s tank.

Freedom is measured by a nation’s willingness to fight for its country, its people, and its right to exist.

We Ukrainians know the price of freedom. We pay it in blood. Every single day.

We will continue striking Russian military targets. We will continue fighting Russian invaders on land, at sea, and in the sky. In Ukraine and wherever Russia wages its war against us.

Because we are not fighting for money, oil, or comfort.

We are fighting for our homeland. For our future. For our FREEDOM.

And we will never surrender it.

[Ukrainian Air Force @KpsZSU]

Target destroyed

[sheeps @sheepscountm3]

@TuXiao5297 @lanlicom This is cap the only part thats tighter is the entrance

[Roman Sheremeta 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @rshereme]

He amputated his comrade’s arm with a knife, survived on raw pheasants, and escaped an encirclement that was supposed to kill him.

When 37-year-old Viktor Svystun, call sign “Boomer,” realized he was surrounded, he made a chilling decision:

“If everything is leading to my death, then the price of my life for the enemy must be very high.”

Five months surrounded by Russian forces in the Zaporizhzhia region. Fighting at distances of just 5–7 meters. Sleeping only 2–3 hours a day. Stretching food supplies for days. And eating pheasants that were barely cooked over trench candles because there wasn’t enough heat.

But the most horrifying moment involved one of his comrades. An assault soldier with the call sign “Kocherha” suffered an arm injury that had already begun to rot.

Removing the tourniquet was impossible. And Boomer did something few people could bring themselves to do: he amputated his comrade’s arm at the elbow joint using a knife.

“He had no way to remove the tourniquet. The arm was already in such a condition that it had to be cut off at the elbow joint,” recalls an officer of Ukraine’s 108th Territorial Defense Brigade.

The enemy repeatedly offered them a chance to surrender. Russian troops dropped notes saying: “You are surrounded. Lay down your weapons and go home.”

Boomer responded in his own way. He carved a notch into the stock of his rifle for every Russian soldier he killed. When the number exceeded one hundred, he stopped counting.

“Captivity is absolutely not an option for me,” he says.

And he adds: “I heard my personal information over their captured radio, along with an order to eliminate me at any cost.”

Boomer himself suffered shrapnel wounds, multiple concussions, and a bullet lodged in his thigh, which he discovered only after escaping.

He thought it was a boil. It turned out to be a bullet.

“We removed the shrapnel ourselves. With a multitool, with a knife. We didn’t even need painkillers. The adrenaline after combat overwhelms everything so completely that you barely feel the pain.”

When the time finally came to escape, the group traveled 60 kilometers over six days. They wore enemy uniforms, pretending to be a Russian sabotage and reconnaissance group.

They made it through without a single encounter.

“When I try to sleep at night, I have this feeling that I’ll wake up and, in reality, I’ll still be there. I guess I still don’t fully believe that I’m actually home.”

But he already knows one thing: if he cannot return to the trenches, he will pass his experience on to others.

“I have never regretted joining the infantry. If it weren’t me, someone else would be in my place. Someone’s son, someone’s loved one. Someone has to do this job.”

Glory to this Hero.

He went through hell and came back.

And as long as there are men like Boomer, Ukraine has a chance.

Thank you, Lieutenant.

Source: translated from Oleh Bairak.

[Anastasiya Paraskevova @UkrainianAna]

Congratulations to the US for becoming a sponsor of the destruction of my country officially.
All that money directly into Russian economy/war machine will really help us to survive this winter, I am sure.
And will warm us that our "allies" are paying for us to be slaughtered.

[LonerBox 🇱🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇮🇱🕊️🇵🇸🇺🇦🇦🇱 @BoxLoner]

Now I’m wondering what else the professor doesn’t know 🧐

[sheeps @sheepscountm3]

@n1ghtkitten Nominative determinism

[sheeps @sheepscountm3]

@LadoNoticias2 @grok what happened to the officer in the video. Was he fired or punished for his actions?