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“People don’t know what to fuel their cars with, how to get to the hospital, or what will happen tomorrow. You have brought the peninsula to conditions where normal life has become impossible.” A Russian woman is complaining about the situation in Crimea, blaming Putin for the worsening conditions.

u/BigDeckBob — 5 hours ago
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The intensity of the “special gasoline operation” is escalating. In some incidents, firearms are already involved. In Irkutsk, a “SMO” veteran in a patriotic T-shirt tried to skip the queue and refuel, but something went wrong.

u/Due_Collar2 — 7 hours ago
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Meanwhile in Russia: “I don't understand how I’m supposed to survive in this f*cking country. What am I supposed to do? Maybe someone can tell me.”

u/BigDeckBob — 7 hours ago
▲ 2.4k r/FreedomofRussia+3 crossposts

В центре Москвы задержали и избили стримера, помахавшего проезжающему автозаку

Инцидент произошел 3 июля на Китай-городе и попал https://www.twitch.tv/videos/2811353908 на прямую трансляцию. Имя задержанного неизвестно, он стримит на Twitch, у него чуть более 100 подписчиков.

По словам мужчины, с ним в автозаке были несовершеннолетние, силовики избивали задержанных, отобрали телефоны, угрожали побрить мужчин налысо и использовали электрошокер. Почему были задержаны другие люди, неизвестно. По словам стримера, всех вскоре отпустили.

>«В автозаке было все битком, нас там начали унижать и оскорблять. В какой-то момент, один из силовиков просто взял шокер, открыл [решетку] и начал всех ******* [бить]. Он просто берет моего кента, *****, три раза, ***, [бьет] шокером. Тот просто, *****, свалился, начал орать. Все в **** [испуге] просто орут, всех ****** [бьют] шокером», — рассказал стример в соцсетях.

u/Future_Snow_3126 — 13 hours ago
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Volgograd, Russia. Guy found gas but he thinks it's a outrageous to pay 100 rubles per liter [1.14 euro]

u/PressedLemon221 — 19 hours ago
▲ 2.9k r/FreedomofRussia+4 crossposts

Russian blogger Evgeny Golman says "the motherland is in danger", with Russians now realizing that Ukraine will soon destroy Russia's largest refinery, which will push the country into the trashcan of history.

u/AugustusPommerania — 14 hours ago
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Average life in Moscow, you don't go to clubs, bars anymore. You take your phone charger and sit in line at gas stations to get 20 liters of gas

u/PressedLemon221 — 1 day ago
▲ 3.7k r/FreedomofRussia+4 crossposts

“That’s it, there’s no work.” A Russian at a machine shop is complaining that they’ve run out of work due to sanctions. The collapse of Russia’s non-military industrial production capacity is inevitable.

u/BigDeckBob — 1 day ago
▲ 1.2k r/FreedomofRussia+1 crossposts

“Someone cut my fuel hose and siphoned off more than 20 liters of gasoline.” In Russia, vehicles are being vandalized to siphon gasoline

u/BigDeckBob — 1 day ago
▲ 2.6k r/FreedomofRussia+3 crossposts

A Russian rooster is throwing a tantrum because he can't gas up his car. He genuinely believes fuel is there but they won't sell it, crying that lines are just artificial hype since Putin said they have supplies.

u/Due_Collar2 — 2 days ago
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A Russian civilian records the long line of cars to the Crimean Bridge, waiting to leave while Ukrainian UAVs fly over them.

The most remarkable thing is that they are not in panic because they know that the Ukrainians will not attack civilians. Years of state propaganda and people just show; they don't feel threatened by drones, unlike Ukrainian civilians.

u/MilesLongthe3rd — 3 days ago