Much fun on both #Ukraine and #Russia military channels after #Poland Volunteer Corps posted their videos from their incursion into Belgorod oblast trip to the border crossing with Russia. I must admit that the audience of Russian channels perfectly catches the irony of the situation where Ukrainian (and now Polish) side blatantly denies any presence of its nationals on the territory of Russia, after 9 years of Russia doing just that in Donbass. A sample of the comments:

One and a half year Russians warned about Poles occupying Western Ukraine and they finally came - except not into Ukraine…

Polish army wanted to capture Western Ukraine, but missed the spot due to Russian GPS jamming

Polish army comes to protect ethnic Polish minority in Belgorod oblast - poor Poles, they can’t even speak their own language, personnel in shops pretend they don’t speak Polish, that’s clear discrimination!

— But where did they get a tank if no Ukrainian forces are participating? — Obviously, they captured it in a military surplus store in Shebekino.

This one is a clear ironic reference to Russia’s bullshit about “Donbass miners joined self-defence and found weapons in Ukrainian stores” that continued for 9 years, even when asked about modern Russian weapons, never sold to Ukraine.

The town is going to be renamed to Pshebekino

This one requires some clarification: this is a fusion of Shebekino (town) and pshek (пшек), a traditional Russian ethic slur for Poles (much like khokhol, ukrop for Ukrainians etc).

Also especially popular came out to be the “abracadabra kurwa!” phrase from one clips.