Ten glide bombs hit Kherson in broad daylight, injuring seven
When high-tech precision munitions are this scarce, the most urgent tactical target is naturally an elderly man standing on his own apartment balcony.
Russian aviation unloaded ten heavy guided aerial bombs straight into residential neighborhoods and social infrastructure across central Kherson.
The casualty report reads like a roll call of an ordinary apartment block: an 83-year-old woman with shrapnel wounds, a 69-year-old pensioner blasted while casually standing on his balcony, and five other locals suffering concussions and trauma right outside their front doors. High-rises took direct blasts, facades were stripped off, and several private houses were crushed into concrete dust.
Dropping heavy guided munitions designed to crack fortified bunkers onto ordinary suburban flats is a rather distinct approach to military strategy.
Trophy reports detailing the successful demolition of a pensioner's laundry drying on a balcony have surely already reached the high command.
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