New Year 2023 Greetings from the Website Team

December 31, 2022February 19, 2026

Very little time remains until the end of this year. Perhaps there’s no point in telling anyone what kind of year it was — but one thing deserves to be said. This year became the point from which we pushed off. For the first time in 300 years of occupation, we began to systematically and methodically destroy the occupier’s army with the strength of our experienced and powerful military. This is no longer partisan or insurgent struggle — this is the battle in which we won’t just bloody the enemy’s snout. We’ll break its spine, drag it out through the well-known place, and throw what remains onto the scrap heap of history. These New Year 2023 greetings aren’t about champagne and fireworks — they’re about what we’re fighting for.

Three Hundred Years, One Generation, One Decision

In connection with this, let’s recall the long period of the Cold War and the last 15 years. That’s when the deranged gas station openly began threatening the entire world. The whole world either pretended not to notice or, terrified, tried to negotiate with the murderer somehow. No one dared to say: “Enough! This stops now!” To the surprise of the entire world, only Ukraine managed to say it — and then do it. Yes, we probably could have balanced on the edge of war for some more time. But now we understand clearly: war was inevitable, and it doesn’t matter which particular bastard sits on that throne right now. Their opposition differs from their government only in access to the trough — the set of narratives remains identical.

Therefore, the year can be considered successful, because we — our generation — undertook to do what all our ancestors dreamed of. We decided to put a full stop to this bloody mess so we wouldn’t pass this problem to our children and grandchildren. Yes, it costs us an enormous price, and we still don’t know the full bill. But freedom never comes free. When it’s handed over without blood and without a fight, it ends up in a pawn shop the next day. Good example: Belarus. So we would have paid this price tomorrow or the day after — and it would have fallen on the shoulders of our descendants.

Today, the third toast won’t be for love. It will be silent, without clinking glasses. In memory of all those who won’t meet the new year and who won’t see the day of our victory. They did everything for it, and we must not disgrace their memory or devalue their sacrifice.

Where They Are Now — And What They’re Doing There

Those who believe in God know they all went to a better world. But knowing our national character, you can be certain someone struck a deal with the Almighty — asking God to assign him to hell, just so he could arrange a “sweet life” for the Orcs* there too. We are thorough people and can do anything anywhere. The enemy will have no peace anywhere, and it will be suffocating for them everywhere — just from hearing our name. So we’re letting go of this year the way you let go of something paid for at the highest possible rate.

The coming year must be the year of our victory and the full, down-to-the-last-drop payment of everything we owe our enemies. I hope that in the coming year, a small delegation from our website team will advance to the ruins of the Kremlin. We’ll do what we agreed on long ago. But for that, everyone needs to be in fighting spirit and ready to do what the current situation demands. Right now things are difficult, but as our Iron General said — we’re not ashamed. Therefore, everyone helps Ukrainian forces as they can and as they see fit. That way, in the future we won’t be ashamed to look into the eyes of the warriors who return from zero.

So we won’t wish for many things — we’ll leave only one wish: Victory!
Glory to Ukraine!
Glory to the Armed Forces of Ukraine!
We will win!
These are our New Year 2023 greetings — not sweet, not comfortable, but honest. And that’s all that matters now.