flexghost.That feeling when your Russian tank gets stuck in the Rostov city gates
That feeling when Wagner group is halfway to Moscow…as people flee Voronezh
That feeling when all the military facilities Rostov-on-Don and Voronezh are under Wagner PMC control
That feeling when the morning commute in Moscow is even slower due to soldiers peeing in fear prepping for the upcoming coup
That feeling when the store shelves in Rostov look like store shelves when Ukraine was first invaded
That feeling when tanks are in the Lipetsk region outside of Moscow
And the coup you ordered will be there faster than your pizza
That feeling when you wake up Saturday morning in Moscow to soldiers digging trenches
That feeling when Russian “patriots” have to flee their home from the Rostov-Glavny station like they forced millions of Ukrainians from their homes
Diesel@flexghost
As I quoted in another post.
On the "uncommitted," who weren't even allowed in Hell but condemned to spend eternity in Hell's vestibule...
"The darkest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in times of moral crisis."
Dante Alighieri