WWIII trends on Twitter after 'Russian' missile hits Poland; memes galore amid unprecedented chaos

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Updated At : 09:18 PM Nov 16, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, November 16

The ever-going war between Ukraine and Russia since February often brought about discussions of an expected third World War.

However, it was the latest missile attack on NATO-allied Poland that gave spark to the debate.

After Russia hammered cities across Ukraine with missiles on Tuesday, a missile crossing into the Polish territory brought to the fore fear of unprecedented chaos.

Amid flames funnelling out of the missile-struck regions, Twitter had its own ‘meme-launch’.

From reviving ‘Hitler’ to fight World War III, to passing the marshal over to women to lead the battle, netizens didn’t miss out on the ‘meme-strike’.

Read a few tweets here:

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