The Russian Z

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Idiots tried to explain the Russian Z but they don´t have a Z in their alphabet. Neither do the Ukrainians.

I know what it is about. It is just a persiflage of the swastika. They just put it everywhere.
 
Do they use it to mock the Nazi Ukrainians?
 
It is just a persiflage of the swastika.

YOU ARE 100% right , imperialistic 🇷🇺 dogs of war like SS Utkin (WAGNER was his call for years ) have led Moscow attack on Ukraine.


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The Russian military used the identifying mark to reduce friendly fire ahead of the special military operation, helping to distinguish Russian vehicles from Ukrainian ones. "Z" is the Russian word for west (запад) that designates the Western Military District or west-bound infantry.

The most popular theory among military experts is that these symbols are used to designate location – either where they are stationed or where they are headed. Z could potentially stand for zapad, meaning west.

Professor Michael Clarke, former director of the defence think tank Rusi, told Sky News: “Often these symbols will be location based – they will be communicating where a unit is heading. If they were only to mark the vehicles as being Russian, you could just use one symbol.

 
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See old man Titty Tithead is still alive as the Mad Midget's top General offers a complete UAF surrender .

Makes you look a double moron, Nazi Troll TItty .
You and Horsey Horse together .
 
The Russian military used the identifying mark to reduce friendly fire ahead of the special military operation, helping to distinguish Russian vehicles from Ukrainian ones. "Z" is the Russian word for west (запад) that designates the Western Military District or west-bound infantry.

The most popular theory among military experts is that these symbols are used to designate location – either where they are stationed or where they are headed. Z could potentially stand for zapad, meaning west.

Professor Michael Clarke, former director of the defence think tank Rusi, told Sky News: “Often these symbols will be location based – they will be communicating where a unit is heading. If they were only to mark the vehicles as being Russian, you could just use one symbol.

Not Zelensky?
 

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