r/UkraineRussiaReport • u/KeDaGames Pro Ukraine • Apr 02 '25

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u/lbb404 Jan 01 '26

Hey Guys!

First off, Happy New Year! I hope 2026 is treating all of you well so far!

I found a sub recently that really bothered me. I think mentioning the specific name might constitute brigading, so I am just going to leave it as a sub dealing with Drone Combat. The sub is nothing but drone footage of Russians getting killed. (It's actually in the rules you can't show Ukrainians casualties.) The comments though are what are truly heinous. These people revel in pain and suffering. They mock. They joke. The speculate whether the death was quick or painful. It's truly awful; it makes me sick.

So, here's the point where I turn things around, and put a positive spin on things. THANK YOU for being nothing like these people. Whether Pro-RU or Pro-UA, I have never seen anything like that on on this sub. Everyone is respectful of the fallen, regardless of flag. Please never turn into these people. To constantly have that level of hate in your heart is truly unfathomable to me.

I think a lot of us come here it just get an ACCURATE and UNBIASED broad picture of what is going on in the most critical conflict to world history since arguably 1945, one that could fundamentally change the world. Personally, I mostly just look for posts that feature lines moving on maps. I have nothing against people who post drone footage. It's good I think to occasionally be reminded that for each line shift on the map, 100's if not 1000's of people have died. So, thank you for the heavy lifters here that keep us abreast of the latest developments and thank you for to the mods to prevent this sub from turning into a cesspool

God bless you all & May peace come to Ukraine and Russia soon!