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Even Ukrainians had to be redeemed. They needed Galicia and Kiev to save the rest of them: Those were the only parts of Ukraine that were not Sovok back in March 1991. The rest of Ukraine voted for independence in December 1991 but a lot of it still maintained a Sovok mentality for a while...

Which ducks?

Yep, German, Polish, or American! Or some combination of these lol! Or even Zionist-Jewish lol! :D

This Persian grocery store is carrying a lot of items from all over the world. They even have some food from places like India and Pakistan, I think. I will admit that I haven't tried all that many other European chocolates other than the Belgian kind, and those were divine.

Hopefully you Polonkadonks can teach the Ukrainians how to be less corrupt over time. I think that Ukraine would be less corrupt right now if it would have had a century of either German or Polish tutelage rather than Bolshevik and Sovok tutelage.

Yes, it's the chocolate business that Petro Poroshenko owns. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roshen We have previously bought some of their candies at my local Persian-American grocery store.

I LOVE ROSHEN!

TBF, the US/Ukraine is actually supporting the righteous side in this war.

Are those video games?

The rest of Ukraine has produced the legendary Song of Champions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Putin_khuylo!

If Ukraine will liberate the Donbass, will DonMak spread to the rest of Ukraine? Because that's the most valuable thing that the separatist Donbass republics have ever actually produced.

https://www.dw.com/en/how-ukraine-separatists-are-mass-conscripting-anyone-of-fighting-age/a-61608760 https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/pro-russian-separatists%C2%A0set%C2%A0-stage-foreign-fighter-executions%C2%A0-203517

What's the point of this story?

Here's their menu: I can provide a translation if necessary. I speak Russian.

True, but could they simply avoid looking around on the Kursk submarine while they save these Russian troops? It still seems to be too high of a sacrifice to give up the lives of over 100 of your sailors simply so that NATO won't be able to look at your submarine technology.

What about getting Norwegian help instead, though?

Why'd Putin refuse Western help for the Russian submarine Kursk back in 2000? I mean for the Russian sailors who were stuck there.

Fun fact: Donbass has its own spinoff version of McDonald's known as DonMak:

This is a bit off-topic, but I feel sad for Ukraine assassinating Donbass separatist leaders. At least some of them, such as Alexander Zakharchenko, didn't actually deserve to die. Zakharchenko was actually a decent man who cared about the Donbass people, to my knowledge. Maybe this current...