Strike on Soyuz rocket factory ends Russian space power status
Key claims
- A bombing of the Soyuz rocket factory has ended Russia's status as a space power.
- The poster asks whether the 'Russian chihuahua' meme is fair given that Russia's nuclear threats were empty but it did follow through on invading Ukraine.
- Marks the war in Ukraine entering its fifth year since Russia launched its 'special operation'.
- Asks posters for their opinions of Russian people based on personal interactions online and in real life, explicitly excluding the government.
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Source threads (4)
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- /pol/540837192 ↗ live · archive curious evergreen 305 replies Asks posters for their opinions of Russian people based on personal interactions online and in real life, explicitly excluding the government.
- /pol/540829330 ↗ live · archive mocking evergreen 145 replies The poster asks whether the 'Russian chihuahua' meme is fair given that Russia's nuclear threats were empty but it did follow through on invading Ukraine.
- /pol/540830882 ↗ live · archive neutral evergreen Marks the war in Ukraine entering its fifth year since Russia launched its 'special operation'.
- /pol/540824426 ↗ live · archive triumphant breaking 15 replies A bombing of the Soyuz rocket factory has ended Russia's status as a space power.
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