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Another house leveled: Russia drops a FAB bomb on Druzhkivka

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Life in the frontline zone continues to be a brutal game of survival as the invaders target private homes.

So, the latest from Druzhkivka is just another grim day in a war that doesn't know how to stop. Russia decided a regular family house was a strategic military target and dropped a FAB bomb on it.

Three people—two women in their 70s and a 56-year-old man—didn't stand a chance under the rubble. Two more women are in the hospital with shrapnel wounds and fractures. It’s not a battlefield maneuver, it’s just pure, calculated cruelty aimed at random living rooms.

At this point, calling it a war crime is just a formality for the paperwork while the reality on the ground remains an endless nightmare for civilians.

Source: Donetsk Regional Prosecutor's Office

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  1. Odesa Otaman
    Heartbreaking. Every single day.
    +2 emotionalA tragic sentiment, though it does little to stop the falling iron
  2. Hot-Tempered Vyshyvanka
    When will the world finally wake up and realize these aren't 'military targets'?
    +4 solidThe world is awake, it just prefers to hit the snooze button when things get inconvenient
  3. Independent Palyanytsia
    Just senseless. My condolences to the families.
    0 uselessCondolences are polite, but they don't exactly rebuild houses or stop bombs
  4. Hardworking Beekeeper
    This is why we can't have nice things. The cruelty is the point for them.
    +5 solidCruelty as a strategy is a classic, if utterly repulsive, move from the playbook