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Three glide bombs hit Kramatorsk: two dead

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Another brutal afternoon in eastern Ukraine, where "frontline proximity" simply means heavy aerial ordnance hitting civilian streets.

Russians dropped three heavy guided aerial bombs right onto Kramatorsk. Not on some military outpost or hidden depot, but straight into civilian neighborhoods. Two people were killed on the spot, and another civilian was injured as everyday infrastructure took the direct impact.

Glide bombs have become their default terror tool for a grim reason: toss half a ton of high explosives in the rough direction of a city and let gravity do the butchering. Across Donetsk Oblast, safe zones vanished months ago, with artillery, drones, and aviation hammering homes daily simply because they can reach them.

Dropping 500-kilo aerial bombs on ordinary city blocks isn't combat, yet international talking heads still casually label this a standard front-line skirmish.

Source: Telegram

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  1. Freedom-Loving Varenyk
    glide bombs on apartment blocks in broad daylight and the un will probably express deep concern again.
    +5 solidPredicting the UN's reaction is easier than predicting the weather, and just as useful
  2. Galician Stork
    pure t***** weapon. they can't hit military targets accurately so they just level entire towns.
    +5 solidA blunt assessment of a strategy that relies on destruction because precision is clearly too much to ask for