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Ukraine war: At least 30 killed in biggest Russian bombardment yet

www.bbc.com Ukraine war: At least 30 killed in biggest Russian bombardment yet

Moscow takes its tactic of hitting cities and suppressing Ukraine's population to a deadly new level.

Homes, a maternity hospital, a shopping center, and a metro station were hit as part of the attacks. The attack may have been linked to the destruction of a Russian landing ship in Crimea.

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Ukraine war: At least 30 killed in biggest Russian bombardment yet

www.bbc.com /news/world-europe-67843312

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Russia should start claiming hamas are beneath those targets. Or don't.
Also, 30 seems like a bonkers low number for missile strikes in urban areas. Like, every single hospital bombing is Gaza has reported more casualties.

Seems like they should really be negotiating a ceasefire and not dragging this out since even the US is ready to drop support for them and switch focus to full support for the genocide in Palestine.
- Come on, let's not deflect from whose to blame here. Russia is sending missiles where missiles don't belong. When Russian missiles kill Ukrainian babies in a maternity hospital, that's Russia's fault. They knew full well what they were doing.
  
  This war could have been over months ago or never even started if it weren't for NATO encroachment and sabotaging peace talks. I'm not defending Russia here I am pointing out reality.
  All this is because the west would not let eastern Ukraine exercise any self determination after couping the government in 2014.

Ukraine should stop supporting Hamas and hand them over to russia already.

Every time this happens, Ukraine should counter strike Moscow and St.Petersburg in exactly the same manner.
- Why? What practical function does it serve?
  
  @realitista@lemmy.world is just a sick person who wants to see innocent people die
- Murdering civilians is what Russia does. Ukraine achieves nothing by doing the same, yet will have plenty to lose by doing so. Why are you suggesting Ukraine stoop down to their level, which will likely result in the loss of support from its allies and legitimize Putin's warmongering?
  
  It's the only thing that Russia will understand.

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