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Here Are the Best Memes From the War in Ukraine

March 1, 2022Eric Miller
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The Ukrainian people’s meme game is about as fierce as their fighting spirit and unrelenting resolve to defend their homeland from Russian invaders. Photo courtesy of Reddit.

They say comedy is tragedy plus time, and while the unprovoked invasion of a sovereign nation isn’t really funny, that hasn’t stopped the internet — and the Ukrainian government — from poking fun at Russia’s invasion forces in between rounds of kicking the ever-living shit out of them.


The internet and social media are buzzing with droves of memes about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, so we took it upon ourselves to sort through them and pull out our favorites. Here are our picks for the best Ukraine-Russia War Memes on the Internet.


America may not be directly engaged in the fighting in Ukraine, but we are there in spirit. That spirit is called the Javelin.


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Photo courtesy of Twitter.

This hilarious meme was actually posted on Ukraine’s Twitter account. Isn’t Russia a pain in everyone’s asshole?


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Photo courtesy of Ukraine’s Twitter.

It’s funny because it’s true.


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Photo courtesy of starecat.com.

A Ukrainian soldier uses unconventional warfare tactics to catch a Russian invader off guard (probably).


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Photo courtesy of Twitter.

One Meme to Rule Them All.


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Photo courtesy of starecat.com.

Yet another killer meme posted on Ukraine Twitter. You gotta respect Ukraine’s meme game.


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Photo courtesy of Ukraine’s Twitter.

Considering some of the footage from the front, this one checks out.


Photo courtesy of Twitter.

Does Ukraine have a special division solely committed to cultivating killer memes? We think so.


Photo courtesy of Ukraine’s Twitter.

Damn shame.


Photo courtesy of Reddit.

How much of a colossal asshole do you have to be to have some of the most colossal assholes in history tell you to settle down? Check yourself before you wreck yourself, Russia.


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Photo courtesy of Reddit.

Ukraine’s putting out some real Charizard vibes right now while Russia’s over there making scared Pikachu noises.


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Photo courtesy of Twitter.

 


Sorry, POGs.


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Photo courtesy of Twitter.

May the Force be with Ukraine.


Photo courtesy of Facebook.

Read Next: Is the Mighty Mriya Dead or Lost in the Fog of Russia’s War on Ukraine?



Eric Miller
Eric Miller

Eric Miller is a former Army Combat Medic from Parkersburg, West Virginia. He holds a bachelor’s degree in history and has worked with homeless populations and veteran services throughout the state. He is an avid outdoorsman and has recently become interested in woodworking.

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