Does the Russian language have a word for irony?

If they didn't want war, they shouldn't have started one.

The Russian bootlickers on my banned list are probably spouting of about how Ukraine started the war.

Ronald Reagan is crying in his grave.

It is a provocation and Ukraine may have made a horrible mistake. They have left their army vulnerable to encirclement, and this invasion could lead to Putin deciding that further measures need to be taken.

It seems the West wants an escalation.

Classic. Don't believe what you know and see. Believe what I tell you.

Schadenfreude.

карма ж.

Well if you look into the units behind it they are a bunch of neo nazi gangs larping as Russian resistance who just go on a rampage in Belgorod every so often. There is not military value to any of it and is just about killing mostly civilians. I mean they have openly stated it is about "bringing the war to the Russian people" which is a euphemism for slaughtering civilians.


And whether Ukraine admits to these gangs being with them depends on Budanov's mood that day.

@Convivial 🤔i assume when putin and mironov issue these statements they had found yeltsin secret stash of vodka and been drinking it lol

Oh good lord. The brains need more scrubbing! "Quick, I say, QUICKLY"

That is exactly what some people want....just sad.

Putin has been too soft on Ukraine and these are the consequences.

ирония
ironiya

lol

From G trans

you think UN nations conspiring to blow up under water gas pipe lines ( being a act of war) and everything.
would set off that 'unstable' putin guy...

thankfully he isnt as unstable as the media want us to believe.

or we'd all be glowing in the dark by now

Yes, it's "ironiya".