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@Arxangel911 Brother the iron cross is not a nazi Symbol. It appears as the emblem of the Ukrainian army, modern German Armed forces and even some Russian symbols

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@Rusmynth @UnseenfuryAlt @NyaughtyMeow @OpenNSFWSP What sparrow does when freelancer needs evac

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@jarofsmegma @plasticbincess It's preference here so not exactly right or wrong

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@BowesChay Were where you with this post when Russia did the same and used both the Zaporozhye and Chernobyl Nuclear powerplant as cover. It's called atomic terrorism when you use nuclear infrastructure as cover

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@frommontenegro Well not sure if I get you right but let me break it to you, both countries have the same names just pronounced differently. Yes expeditions exist but they always do

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@JohnReed_1917 Not really because Ukraine was condemned for every time they returned fire. Yes returned. Ukrainian forces almost never broke the ceasefire and where only allowed to fire if fired at first and even then weren't always allowed

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@RusHonorBG Brother both have the same names just pronounced slightly differently are we dead ass?

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@mykoladovbenko I am so over this shit. What do polish people have to do with who Ukraine thinks are their heroes? The heroes of the Soviet union are not heroes for others and they don't have to just like urkainain heroes don't have to be polish heroes

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@SliwinskiA @ShoahUkraine Oh let's talk about the thousands of misplaced and arrested innocents in the 20s and 30sz how lands of Ukrainians communities were taken by the state and given to polish officers to do as they pleased without any compensation.

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@dO4BGqPOvl43548 @ShoahUkraine Multiple estimates actually suggest the number of dead polish to be about 70k or so and Ukrainians about 8 to 10k. Besides I'm not talking about only what happened in that tragedy and most of the time the killings were made by junior commanders on their own vendetta

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@tucholski_marek By that logic Warsaw is German

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@karol_karolix Honestly why would they? While yes some despicable stuff was committed under those flags, for Ukrainians it's the flag of those who rose up for Ukraine everytime when none else wanted or couldn't.

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@Mraba559516 This is a russian politician btw

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@MartinPolanyi Say what ever you want but the fact that multiple times Cossacks came out on top of the polish army was impressive

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@burrito69420 @Xhej__ He wasn't Jewish

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@Philv339 @iChief17 @Gene0zh Listen I am just the messenger. If you aren't happy with the facts talk to God not me

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@e_l_g_c_a If iring the crimes the polish commited against Ukrainians as well I see. People everywhere are so biased now at days and refuse to look at both sides in order to paint the other as bad

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@Gordo_Sternbach @datadicto_es My point is that a nation as small as Israel would not have that many votes if people from other countries wouldn't give them those points.

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@RixThereal99054 The idea of Ukraine is much older than that. While it still could be called recent, the people in the territory of modern day Ukraine viewed themselves as another nationality for a very very long time