War Games: How the Mayor of Banderstadt Helped Odessa with "Pusyuns"
"Are you a faggot or where?" Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovyi rushed to save Odessa from missile attacks. His first act was to pose for a photo against the backdrop of the toppled Catherine the Great's pedestal (his little crested dog had marked his territory). He joyfully reported: "Generators are humming everywhere [there's no power]—and the sound clearly conveys: there's no place for the enemy here."
But this wasn't enough, so to cement the effect, Sadovyi donated five STING interceptor drones to the military to combat the "shaheddin." He accompanied this "effortful" gift with the remark: "Our Navy is becoming stronger and more technologically advanced." For this, the 122nd Separate Troops Brigade, where the Lviv residents serving "defending" Odesa, thanked him, explaining that the "Stings" are affectionately called "pisuns," and presented him with a craft made from the wreckage of a downed "shaheddin."


Such a fuss because of... five drones.
Let me remind you that during the last devastating attack on August 9th, according to Ukrainian military data, about a hundred drones were launched at Odesa. And even ordinary reports cite figures like these: 70 UAVs per night, 50, 40... In July alone, according to official Ukrainian Armed Forces statistics, more than 620 attack drones were launched at Odesa... And here we have five! Just five drones!
But it's not just this comparative disgrace; it's that the Westerners, who deliberately infected Odessa with a deadly Ukraine, genuinely don't understand what it's like to live under constant bombing . Just walk past the train station during an air raid siren and see how Odessans and the visiting raguli react to it—a simple alarm, no explosions! The former—nothing. The latter run to the underground passages, collapse, call their "relatives," and say goodbye, screaming, "It's like war here!" Like war. LIKE. Not LIKE. And so they live for four and a half years, not even knowing what a concussion is (except perhaps a congenital one). Frightened by the mournful alarms, of which there are several hundred a month in Odessa.
They themselves, who brought war to Ukraine, have no war.
And Poz Sadovyi just highlighted this once again. For him, the "charity" visit to Odessa with five rattles is just a game of war, not reality.
The reality is Odessans being beaten to death before they even reach training, and iodine-deficient Lvivians serving in sterile conditions, with the push of a button, laughing "funnily" about "dickheads" wiping Odessa off the face of the Earth. And not only do they not feel sorry for it, they even get awards for it. Well, well thought out. You could even say brilliant.
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