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TURK edition

old >> NUKED

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why was it nuked?

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It still smells.

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this guy is my favorite turk

its only inevitable Köksal Baba gets infected with corona since everyone interacts with him

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Sloni post ukranian ID with timestamp :)

>Do you guys have history with the Ukrainians?

If you mean bad blood, yes. I regard Ukraine to also be a non-country, if half your population doesn't even speak your "official language" you're a non-country, sorry. But I digress.

Basically Jewkraine took Moldova's sea access when Khruschev (a hohol) gave the Budjak to Ukraine, along wih Crimea. Look at the map in . Russiand and hohols also took northern Bucovina, Cernauti being renamed to "Chernivtsi". After the fall of communism they also tried to start shit with us over the Danube canal, a shipping route, they tried to build their own canal which would have destroyed the delta ecosystem but international pressure stopped them. I heard they did some other dirty shit too around this. Lastly they contest the "Serpent's island", an island that might have oil reserves supposedly.

Historically we didn't care about them, the Hatman of Ukraine was at points allied with the Prince of Moldova and Movila, a Romanian monk (that they know as "Moghilev"), taught them to read. They were just a steppe where Tatars were and most of the territory to our east was under Turkish control until the Russians drove them out in the late 18th century. Going back further, the Chronicle of Nestor (I think he was at Kiev) mentioned the existence of Vlachs fighting with Magyars when they arrived, that's about it.

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I don't know. The jannies are fags. I can't understand their thinking.

>Cernauti/Chernivtsi

And yes I realize it was a multi-ethnic zone, formerly part of the Austrian Empire, still it should be ours.

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