Yesterday, Ukraine’s Security Service carried out a successful large-scale strike, destroying 41 strategically important bomber aircraft located deep within Russian territory. In addition to the massive military loss and financial damage amounting to billions of euros, the operation marked a clear victory for Ukraine in the information war.
The attack exposed President Vladimir Putin and the Russian security services as incompetent, both in the eyes of their own citizens and among allies and adversaries alike. Ukraine, on the other hand, demonstrated its ability to dismantle key elements of the aggressor’s military power through a highly complex operation carried out with simple, low-cost drones.
The Ukrainians’ Trojan horse: seemingly a wooden structure, but inside it hides deadly drones.
A new work titled “Maliuk and the Art of Cargo Deliveries” was created using the design of Donald Trump’s bestseller “The Art of the Deal.” Operation Spiderweb was led by Vasyl Maliuk, head of Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU).
In response to President Trump’s infamous remark about Ukraine — “You don’t have the cards” — a playing card was created yesterday depicting President Zelenskyy as the “King of Drones.”
“Russia’s nuclear triad ends where Ukraine parked its truck,” declares the legendary Chancellor Otto von Bismarck, who unified Germany in the 19th century and has since become a popular meme figure on X.
“Mom, the van ran me over!”
“With great power comes great responsibility,” declares Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine’s military intelligence, depicted as Spider-Man after Operation Spiderweb.
Putin’s suitcase has long been a source of inspiration for meme creators, as the Russian president’s excrement is reportedly collected in a special case when he travels abroad—out of fear that stool analysis might reveal information about his health. The oversized “poop suitcase” now suggests that yesterday’s Ukrainian strike quite literally scared the Russian leader shitless.
Truck driver: “The moment I stepped out to take care of business, drones started flying out of the container.”
“Where are the planes, you son of a bitch?” demands late private army leader Yevgeny Prigozhin from ex-Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu.
Operation Spiderweb took place yesterday, on Prigozhin’s birthday. Prigozhin, who died two years ago in a mysterious plane crash, had publicly blamed the Russian Ministry of Defense for military failures and, the year before his death, led a march on Moscow.
Princess Olha of Kyiv avenged her husband’s death by sending doves carrying burning twigs into the enemy’s stronghold.
In Ukraine, the storks Hrytsko and Odarka are major public figures, with the entire nation following their lives via a nest cam. Yesterday, a meme portrayed the celebrity storks as masterminds behind the successful drone operation.
The memes used in the post are screenshots from X.
