The group in the link above seems to cross-post anything that is talking negatively of Russia in connection to their criminal war

If you read through the comments, you can see the hate that they have for Europeans. We're not even imagining things when we say that they live among us and they hate us and our countries.

Here is the translation of some of the comments. It's pure Russian victimism, gaslighting, blame-shifting, hate and ultra-nationalism. We are not imagining things. You could change Russian with German, and European with Jew, and you would get the same identical type of reasoning of WW2 Nazism.

Just to be clear: I'm referring to this group of Russians that have strong prejudices and hate against Europeans (as they are clearly referring to Europeans in general). I'm not saying that every Russian is like that.

"The average European is, by our standards, a remarkably idiotic person."

"their black-and-white thinking is precisely due to a lack of critical thinking"

"Have you even sat in the same room with these Europeans?"

"As a Russian speaker from a Russian-speaking post-Soviet family (though I've spent my entire life in Europe), I'm quite shocked by their line of reasoning…"

"Two traits, clearly coming from behind the counter, lurk deep within everything modern European: on the one hand, hypocrisy and secrecy, on the other, exhibitionism and étalage (boasting)."

"Have you heard of WWII? They burned people alive for fun, and you're surprised by the comments. We're like insects to them."

"After WWII, everyone (including Europeans) said, "We will never forget." Well, not even 100 years have passed—and they've forgotten."

"It's not a big problem; we'll laugh later at them spending the night in the subway. In the current war, the winners are those who loot the money from the military, on both sides. "

"We'll laugh at what the Arabs are doing in their country."

"Guys, we're not worried; at least we can fly anywhere. And they give us visas (I flew to Europe this summer). And we have work in Russia. So let them envy us in silence. We're not worried."

No formal legal documentation ever transferred the UN seat from the Soviet Union to Russia.

Hundreds of security officers, along with police vans, have cordoned off the area around the market. Foreigners are being checked for documents in places of worship, nearby hostels, and ethnic cafes.

Military recruitment officers are also involved in the raid. They are searching for men who have recently acquired Russian citizenship but have not yet registered for military service. Summonses have already been issued to several dozen people.

A taxi driver from Yekaterinburg was sentenced to six years in prison before the war for a drunk driving accident that killed his passenger. In 2022, the remainder of Viktor's sentence was replaced with forced labor. In 2024, he arrived for his work shift drunk and was again behind bars, where he signed a contract to join the military.

During his service, the man suffered severe injuries to his shins, thighs, and buttocks. He is currently unable to move independently or use the toilet, and shrapnel remains in his body.

"I walk with two crutches, and I constantly wear diapers because I can't urinate on my own. I have weakness in my legs, constant pain in my lower back and shins, and shooting pains when I try to sit down," Viktor said.

In May, the serviceman underwent a medical examination at the military hospital and was given category "D," which typically indicates unfitness for service. However, a higher military medical commission from the Ministry of Defense overturned this decision and sent Viktor for a re-examination, concluding that diapers are a "hygiene product" and not an impediment to military service.

"Significant impairment of pelvic organ function requires the need for care in the form of a permanent functional epicytostomy, while diapers are more of a hygiene product," the conclusion stated.

As a result, the re-examination was not conducted, and his category was changed to "limitedly fit," after which he was sent to the combat zone. Before leaving, the man filed a complaint with the military prosecutor's office and contacted a lawyer who is trying to resolve the situation legally.

While we've seen soldiers on crutches in recent years, assaults while wearing diapers are something new. No one is better at discrediting and humiliating the army than the Ministry of Defense itself.

The head of Izhevsk, Dmitry Chistyakov, signed a decree organizing a new section for the burial of military personnel at the "Khokhlovskoye-2" cemetery.

The second section there was quite quickly filled up a year ago, and in the spring, there was nowhere to bury the deceased. The video shows April.

In addition, this year, a section of military cemeteries appeared at the Western cemetery in Izhevsk.

In total, two cemetery expansions in a year, while Izhevsk is catching up with Penza in the number of complaints about the abduction of men for forced deployment to the war.