🇷🇺In Ufa (Bashkiria, Russian Federation), a young Russian Nazi attacked a dormitory with foreign students with a knife, slashed four people, and drew a swastika on the wall with their blood.

But the faggots who do such things themselves continue to demand some kind of denazification from Ukraine.

The nazi larper targeted Indians and Africans. As of now 6 foreigners wounded and dead and 2 police officers wounded from knife cuts

Some of the students hid in their rooms, locking the doors. The attacker set off firecrackers(🤣🤣🤣🤣), and a suspicious package was found near the building.

Murdering 6 people and setting off firecrackers is an insane fucking combo, absolutely unhinged looney tunes shit

The most disturbing thing here isn’t the attacker, it’s how many Russians are reacting with approval of such shit happening in their country

🇷🇺Russian admin of TrackaNaziMerc telegram channel was beaten up by pro-Ukrainian far right group in Russia

Russia’s Jewish Autonomous Region, an Orthodox priest from Amurzet and a church bell ringer were accused of abusing 53 boys aged 12–16.

The amount of children sexually abused is even more than Epstein. The trad pedo priest got only 14 years of prison. Which is actually a breakthrough, because such cases are rarely looked at.

These crimes typically happen in small towns and villages, where clergy function as untouchable local elites. Abuse is ignored or covered up, and if investigations happen at all, they are usually internal church proceedings run from Moscow.

🇷🇺🇺🇦Clément Molin used recent Sentinel-2 satellite images and snow cover to identify ~12,000 artillery and airstrike impact points along a ~250 km section of the frontline.

The strikes were accumulated over roughly the last 5 days (multiple satellite passes), not a single day, and do not represent all impacts — urban areas and cloud cover limit visibility.

The full thread includes detailed frontline analysis, showing pressure points, logistics disruption, and likely axes of advance.

What stands out to me is the depth and pattern of Ukrainian artillery fire.

Strikes are far from the immediate contact line, but systematically aligned with roads, treelines, and small villages well behind it.

This suggests a logistics-interdiction mission rather than defensive fire support

With the context of drone war, we often forget how important artillery is. If today, Ukraine is still largely using artillery, it's mainly because European partners are helping.

Same for Russia, that is still using a significant extent of North Korean ammo. Without North Korea, they would not be able to sustain such a dense artillery fire.

🇪🇺🇰🇵Both sides are sustaining high artillery usage only through external support. Ukraine via European production and stocks, Russia via North Korean deliveries.