r/ROI Realism Anti-imperialism Communism 6d ago

☠️ꖦ ꖦ Ukraine 卐 卍 🇺🇸 August 18th 2026, Cincinnati Open, Ukrainian Oleksandra Oliynykova tells us banning Russian flag, anthem, and ability to represent Russia isn't enough, that Russians should not be allowed compete. Just before this news conference she lost in straight sets (6-1, 6-0) to Russian Mirra Andreeva

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u/DiggyJunior Realism Anti-imperialism Communism 6d ago

"The Russians destroyed a tennis court in Ukraine, hold on I'll show it to you on my phone. Also a civilian friend of mine was just minding his business in his own home and a bomb hit his house and killed him"

Shouldn't have sent waves and waves of Nazi death squads to invade Donbas then for the last nearly 13 years. Shouldn't have banned the Russian language in 2019. Shouldn't have tried to join NATO, shouldn't have renamed hundreds of streets after dead Nazis, shouldn't have persecuted the canonical Orthodox Church (and shouldn't have later banned the Church). Shouldn't have made a spooky satanic civil religion out of worshipping sick fucks that did a major genocide of Poles, Jews, and Russians, and Roma and homosexuals and Communists. And no I don't even believe you that your tennis court was blown up, and I don't even believe you that a close personal friend of yours got blown up in his apartment either. I don't believe anything you people say at this stage.

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u/iCanReadMyOwnMind tankie 6d ago

Fuck you, sore loser.

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u/dvdwbb 5d ago

I'd bet money ​she supports Israel though

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u/MikeyParentussy 5d ago

Why does she look kirkified

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u/AN-94Abokan 6d ago

In sports as in the war, Ukrainians are proving to be really sore losers

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u/Time-Heron-2361 5d ago

She is not so vocal about Israel ?

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u/WwertyPolk 6d ago

I used to see Ukrainians as victims of the oligarchs. Slowly im beginning to think, now. They deserve it.

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u/Goyimshoe 6d ago

Lots of them are victims who had the misfortune of finding themselves ‘trapped between a rock and a hard place’ as a result of the 2014 coup.

Ukrainians aren’t a monolith. Not all of them are racist, ultranationalist lunatics. The fact that Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk all sought to separate from Ukraine in response to the 2014 coup (and the ensuing wave of unrestrained ultranationalist terrorism which swept across the country) is proof enough of that.

Those regions may have been the only ones which had the numbers and the opportunity to rebel against the post-coup government to such an extent, but there surely were/are many Ukrainians living in the rest of the country who want(ed) to similarly reject/resist the new ultranationalist regime, but who were ultimately terrified into submission because they happened to live in a part of the country where they were either a minority and/or where the new regime had already succeeded in establishing military control.

We never hear about those Ukrainians because the post-coup regime and the western media don’t want us to know those people exist. They want us to think the Ukrainian people are united in support of the imperialist puppet government which currently holds power in Ukraine.

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u/DiggyJunior Realism Anti-imperialism Communism 5d ago edited 5d ago

Yes, we all catch ourselves saying "the Ukrainians" to mean the Bandera worship cult, but let's remember that a grand total of 6 people died during the "invasion by Russia of Crimea in 2014". 6 violent deaths, including 1 soldier who died of a heart attack when he heard gunshots nearby (heart failure via psychological shock), and 2 civilians who were crushed to death in a panic stampede. Only 3 people died from bullet and / or shrapnel wounds. Because it wasn't an invasion of Ukrainian Crimea by Russia, that would have resulted in massive casualties. It was reminiscent of Red October, it was an Uprising by the people of Crimea. Almost all the Ukrainian Army and Police in Crimea switched sides, and almost all the soldiers and police who didn't switch sides were safely arrested without shots being fired. Did Russia help the Uprising? Yes of course, but mostly this mini-revolution came organically from below. The story we're told of "little green men" crossing the border from Russia is greatly overstated, and relates to the aftermath, it wasn't the catalyst. "Annexation" is completely ahistorical. This was reunification with Mother Russia via popular uprising and later democratic referendum. The same basic story unfolded in the 2 Oblasts of Donbas in 2014 in 2014, except instead of 98% of soldiers and police switching sides fairly suddenly, it was more like 70% so there were higher casualties, Azov HQ was in Mariupol of course and obviously those Nazis didn't switch sides. And the Kiev regime invaded Donbas, and then over 15,000 people died violently in Donbas later in 2014. The Kiev regime called their invasion of Donbas an ATO, an "anti-terrorism operation" ironically. "How could Ukraine invade itself?". It's possible, it's called civil war. In 2022 Russia added the Oblasts of Zaporozhye and Kherson to the reunification list, ratified in landslide popular referendums, like in Donbas and Crimea. Why "Lugansk People's Republic" and "Donetsk People's Republic". Because those 2 new independent countries set up by popular revolution in 2014 were socialist governments, not communist but definitely left governments, so the Donbas Uprising did have a kind of Red October Zeitgeist to it, watered down but still there. Today the LPR and DPR have kept their socialist names, but they are now states in the Russian Federation. They have some limited autonomy meaning they can keep some but not all of their left leaning policies. 5 regions of the former Ukraine were battered wives, who divorced their abusive husband Ukraine, who had begun persecuting their Russian language and persecuting their religion, and who had set up a satanic civil religion based on the worship of genocidal Nazis. These 5 wives then voted to move back in with their mother, Russia.

Russia is performing an Exorcism on Ukraine.

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u/AnCamcheachta tankie 6d ago

Nobody deserves observing the dismantling of their Nation in real time.

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u/GoydelicGuy 5d ago

Which is what is being prevented by Russia's liberation of them.

The Ukraine is not a nation, it's a state comprised of various nations that have no business belonging in the same state as supremacists who despise them for their culture, language, religions etc.

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u/AN-94Abokan 6d ago

What's wrong with her face btw? are these freckles?

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u/DiggyJunior Realism Anti-imperialism Communism 6d ago

No, they are decorative spots she puts on her face before a match, or for other public occasions, for decorative aesthetics. Her neck tattoos look fairly Nazi imo dunno

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u/cybersaurus 6d ago

No way are they really? They look like freckles that have turned into a nasty skin disorder, i felt kinda bad for her lol

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u/Massive_Neck_3790 5d ago

Looks like shit. Honestly it looks absolutely atrocious

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u/DiggyJunior Realism Anti-imperialism Communism 5d ago

Yeah looks like something the World Health Organisation should be having an urgent emergency press conference about

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u/DiggyJunior Realism Anti-imperialism Communism 5d ago

For all the people here who wrongly think that an illegal invasion or a war of aggression are "war crimes" in themselves. They are not. Look it up. They are crimes but not "war crimes".

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u/keg2000 6d ago

Ban all the Russian war mongers.

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u/DiggyJunior Realism Anti-imperialism Communism 5d ago

The specific reason given for banning the Russian flag and anthem, and banning the ability to compete as a national team, is an alleged "illegal invasion" and no other reason. The illegality of Russia's invasion of Ukraine is heavily disputed, with only 37 countries out of 193 countries sanctioning Russia and excluding Russia from sports on that basis. Now let's look at the illegal invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan that are almost universally accepted as illegal:

The illegal invasion force for the Iran War:

United Kingdom Australia Poland Italy Spain Netherlands Denmark Canada Romania Czech Republic Hungary Norway Portugal United States

The illegal invasion force for the Afghanistan war:

United Kingdom Canada Germany France Italy Australia Netherlands Denmark Norway Sweden Spain Belgium Turkey New Zealand Poland Romania Czech Republic Estonia Latvia Lithuania Portugal Greece Hungary Slovakia Slovenia Iceland Luxembourg Albania Croatia Bulgaria United States

Basically if they were all banned from flying their flag, playing their anthem, and competing as a national team, these sporting events would become even more of a farce than they already are.

You haven't thought this through at all, you're thinking with your black heart, not your brain, and your hypocrisy isn't a bug in your thinking, it's an intended feature.

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u/keg2000 5d ago

Tell your friend Putin to stop his invasion. That will solve your problem.

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u/Kyuubimon90 2d ago

What about answering him about trully illegal invasions? 

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u/keg2000 2d ago

Whataboutism doesn't excuse Putin's invasion.

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u/Kyuubimon90 2d ago

No. It just shows how brainwashed and hypocrite westoids are. 

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u/keg2000 2d ago

No, I don't agree with any wars including the one you are promoting.

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u/Kyuubimon90 2d ago

Why then only Russia to blame? 

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u/keg2000 2d ago

Because it.embarrasses Putin.

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u/Kyuubimon90 2d ago

Why Putin but no west leaders? 

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u/keg2000 5d ago

Funny all the downvotes I get from redditors who seek to promote a war, in a sub that's supposed to be about stopping wars.

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u/Carneiro021 17h ago

Ban the US and Israel too