Star Metro - Russian scum beats own soldiers

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Russian scum beats own soldiers

Every child knows that the Russians are waging a criminal war against Ukraine, but every Russian should know that the Russian scum are also beating their own soldiers, because they live in an antisocial country of the dictatorship of a few criminals who are bleeding their own people dry and in a country that has no future with criminals like the mass murderer Vladimir Putin!

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