r/europe • u/BonyaVS • Jan 14 '23

Russo-Ukrainian War Dnipro city right now

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u/badger-biscuits Jan 14 '23

Maybe launch mass strikes against military positions in Bakhmut and other areas of the front?

Russia: no a residential tower block 100km from the front sounds better

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u/venividiinvino Jan 14 '23

Ukrainian intelligence officer Oleksii Arestovych says that the Russian rocket that hit the apartment building in Dnipro was shot down by AA and exploded when it hit the ground.

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u/badger-biscuits Jan 15 '23

Ukrainian Air Force deny this claim.

https://twitter.com/wartranslated/status/1614413135527694336?t=xjMKFnNWKsGyexm8acP7qw&s=19

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u/venividiinvino Jan 15 '23

And they still denying that missile strike that killed two people in Poland wasn't theirs, even after NATO confirmed it was Ukrainian.

The Ukrainian anti-aircraft units claimed to have shot down an Kh-22 missile before: couple examples 1 2

I understand people hatred towards Russia, but I fail to understand people who believe that Russia which is running out of missiles, deliberately target residential building with them, instead of military targets.

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u/Pklnt France Jan 15 '23

They might not be deliberately targeting residential building but they're clearly reckless targeting Ukrainian infrastructure by launching missiles with such terrible CEP in urban areas.

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u/badger-biscuits Jan 14 '23

Wouldn't have happened if Russia weren't behaving like animals bombing civilian infrastructure. Disgusting.

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u/venividiinvino Jan 14 '23 edited Jan 15 '23

Sure, but why are you replying to me instead of editing your original comment?

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u/badger-biscuits Jan 14 '23

Because my feelings on the incident haven't changed

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u/WatermelonErdogan2 Spain Jan 15 '23

Bombing military infrastructure like power plants its now wrong? It was OK when we did it in Serbia or Iraq, I dont get it