Tomorrow, July 4, Luhansk oblast will celebrate its Independence Day

a reply to: Phantom423

Luhansk has been a republic but unrecognized by Ukraine

Just as in the same way Crimea had being but never unrecognized by Ukraine because US wants Crimea for their own interests.

originally posted by: turretless

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: turretless

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: turretless
a reply to: RussianTroll

I hope you are not neglecting the snack.



My wine has a strength of 19.5 degrees.

Therefore, today I stop participating in discussions on the forum in which consideration of the arguments of opponents is required.

And I welcome here everyone who, like me, rejoices at the liberation of the LPR.

Drinking culture is in my blood. I prefer Caucasian cuisine.

I am glad to hear it.

We can also drink for the Caucasus.

This year, its representatives helped us a lot in Ukraine.

I am Russian, born in Baku, I live in Saratov. My ancestors are Cossacks and Germans, and my mother-in-law is a Chechen, Chechen blood also flows in my daughter's veins. I am a typical Russian.))))

And how was it in Baku during the Soviet era?

I did not understand which of the two channels is yours.

As for whether you will drink for the Caucasus? I understand the meaning of your answer.

Baku is the city of my childhood and youth. In the USSR there was a special group - the Baku people. By the way, yesterday was the international day of the Baku citizen. We are still we, classmates of different nationalities, every year we meet in September on the Black Sea coast and get high. People come from all over the world.
Unfortunately, the old Baku no longer exists, it died after the majority of Baku residents left it. The walls remain, the city is gone.

a reply to: turretless

Syria....hardly a legitimate or respected regime.
I am sure it has its own ulterior motive for starting the process to 'recognise' LPR and DPR....even if the majority of people who live(d) there don't.

Still, I guess its a start.

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: turretless

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: turretless

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: turretless
a reply to: RussianTroll

I hope you are not neglecting the snack.



My wine has a strength of 19.5 degrees.

Therefore, today I stop participating in discussions on the forum in which consideration of the arguments of opponents is required.

And I welcome here everyone who, like me, rejoices at the liberation of the LPR.

Drinking culture is in my blood. I prefer Caucasian cuisine.

I am glad to hear it.

We can also drink for the Caucasus.

This year, its representatives helped us a lot in Ukraine.

I am Russian, born in Baku, I live in Saratov. My ancestors are Cossacks and Germans, and my mother-in-law is a Chechen, Chechen blood also flows in my daughter's veins. I am a typical Russian.))))

And how was it in Baku during the Soviet era?

I did not understand which of the two channels is yours.

As for whether you will drink for the Caucasus? I understand the meaning of your answer.

Baku is the city of my childhood and youth. In the USSR there was a special group - the Baku people. By the way, yesterday was the international day of the Baku citizen. We are still we, classmates of different nationalities, every year we meet in September on the Black Sea coast and get high. People come from all over the world.
Unfortunately, the old Baku no longer exists, it died after the majority of Baku residents left it. The walls remain, the city is gone.

Tell me about Baku, but not about yourself (an egoist).

What was the favorite activity of children in Baku?

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: turretless

Syria....hardly a legitimate or respected regime.
I am sure it has its own ulterior motive for starting the process to 'recognise' LPR and DPR....even if the majority of people who live(d) there don't.

Still, I guess its a start.

I respect it more than the Ukrainian regime.

Bashar al-Assad is the president according to the results of the democratic elections of 2021.

Congratulations!!!!!

Soon the special operation will be complete.

a reply to: turretless
This will be a long story. None of Baku residents will be able to tell it without tears to the end.
And today is a good day - the LPR has been liberated. I don't want to cry.

a reply to: Freeborn
Syria is a member of the UN, a state recognized throughout the world.
Why are American and British troops occupying a sovereign independent state, a member of the UN?

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: turretless
This will be a long story. None of Baku residents will be able to tell it without tears to the end.
And today is a good day - the LPR has been liberated. I don't want to cry.

You are just like a scout.

You drink vodka, but keep quiet during interrogations.

originally posted by: turretless

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: turretless
This will be a long story. None of Baku residents will be able to tell it without tears to the end.
And today is a good day - the LPR has been liberated. I don't want to cry.

You are just like a scout.

You drink vodka, but keep quiet during interrogations.

I say - a real Russian.))))

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: turretless

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: turretless
This will be a long story. None of Baku residents will be able to tell it without tears to the end.
And today is a good day - the LPR has been liberated. I don't want to cry.

You are just like a scout.

You drink vodka, but keep quiet during interrogations.

I say - a real Russian.))))

You write about it so often that I'm starting to doubt it.

a reply to: RussianTroll

Why are American and British troops occupying a sovereign independent state, a member of the UN?

I don't know.
As far as I'm aware they are there to help support the fight against IS.

I personally have no time for the Assad regime....but its got nothing to do with the UK and we shouldn't be there.
The whole region is messed up and instead of engaging in petty finger pointing both of our governments should be working together to form some sort of solution.....an easy thing to write but a very hard thing to achieve.

Anyway, Happy Vodka Sunday....enjoy.🥃

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Phantom423

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Phantom423
Has Zelensky acknowledged this?

Do you really think that two Russians need the recognition of a Jew, a British citizen, to be reunited?

Your response is the reason why many people have no respect for Russians or their interests. I'm a Jew. You hate me too?
Idiot.

Of course not. But if the Russians supply weapons to liberal atheistic Jews so that they fight traditional Jews to prevent the construction of the Third Temple, then I would be an idiot.

Totally ridiculous. If it wasn't for the Jews, Russia never would have had a space program. Same old anti-semitic bull#. Thanks to Putin, most blockheads like you were thrown in the Gulag before they could cause trouble.

originally posted by: Phantom423

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Phantom423

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Phantom423
Has Zelensky acknowledged this?

Do you really think that two Russians need the recognition of a Jew, a British citizen, to be reunited?

Your response is the reason why many people have no respect for Russians or their interests. I'm a Jew. You hate me too?
Idiot.

Of course not. But if the Russians supply weapons to liberal atheistic Jews so that they fight traditional Jews to prevent the construction of the Third Temple, then I would be an idiot.

Totally ridiculous. If it wasn't for the Jews, Russia never would have had a space program. Same old anti-semitic bull#. Thanks to Putin, most blockheads like you were thrown in the Gulag before they could cause trouble.

You have such a huge sense of national superiority that I'm starting to wonder if you're a Nazi?

originally posted by: Phantom423
a reply to: chinasoldier

Did the Ukrainians fully retreat? Did Zelensky acknowledge their independence? Luhansk has been a republic but unrecognized by Ukraine.

In the US we celebrate when we declared independence not when Britain recognized it. Why would theirs have to be different?

a reply to: RussianTroll

That's interesting. Did you or any of your classmates participate in the January 1990 massacre?

originally posted by: Grimpachi

originally posted by: Phantom423
a reply to: chinasoldier

Did the Ukrainians fully retreat? Did Zelensky acknowledge their independence? Luhansk has been a republic but unrecognized by Ukraine.

In the US we celebrate when we declared independence not when Britain recognized it. Why would theirs have to be different?

I understand that. The point is if Zelensky and the Ukrainian government don't recognize it, the war will continue ad infinitum. Luhansk was already a republic that wasn't recognized by the Ukraine. Their independence is meaningless if the bombs are still dropping.

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Phantom423

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Phantom423

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Phantom423
Has Zelensky acknowledged this?

Do you really think that two Russians need the recognition of a Jew, a British citizen, to be reunited?

Your response is the reason why many people have no respect for Russians or their interests. I'm a Jew. You hate me too?
Idiot.

Of course not. But if the Russians supply weapons to liberal atheistic Jews so that they fight traditional Jews to prevent the construction of the Third Temple, then I would be an idiot.

Totally ridiculous. If it wasn't for the Jews, Russia never would have had a space program. Same old anti-semitic bull#. Thanks to Putin, most blockheads like you were thrown in the Gulag before they could cause trouble.

You have such a huge sense of national superiority that I'm starting to wonder if you're a Nazi?

Sure, I'm a Nazi. Heil Hitler. Idiot blockhead.

originally posted by: Cutepants
a reply to: RussianTroll

That's interesting. Did you or any of your classmates participate in the January 1990 massacre?

Yes, they were victims.

a reply to: RussianTroll

So they supported Azeri independence from the Russian occupiers. I'm sad to hear that they were victims of the red army, and you should honor their memory by condemning Putin and the modern Russian army, or at least you should not support them, if you are too frail or cowardly to actively oppose them.