Russia's army successfully 'demilitarized' a sewing factory in Dnipro
Because nothing says 'NATO threat' quite like a warehouse full of socks and t-shirts. Seven people are injured, but luckily they'll recover.
So, the latest tactical achievement of the "second army of the world" is a direct hit on a light industry facility in Dnipro. For those not fluent in Soviet-era terminology, "light industry" usually means textiles, clothes, or shoes. Yes, the Kremlin's strategic masterminds apparently decided that Ukrainian socks and sewing machines posed an existential threat to their national security.
The strike collapsed a ceiling and wrecked production gear. Seven employees were injured, and three of them had to be hospitalized. They are in moderate condition, but they will survive. It’s just another day of Russia fighting against civilian sportswear.
One can only assume the next target is a bakery or a plush toy warehouse to completely neutralize the threat.
Source: Telegram
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