Kyiv death toll rises to 23: Russian 'high-precision' targets turn out to be bedrooms
Another day, another reminder of what 'demilitarization' actually means to our neighbors. Twenty residential buildings hit, dozens dead, and the world is still doing math on whether we're allowed to defend ourselves properly.
The latest updates from the local officials confirm that the death toll from the recent massive strike on the capital has climbed to 23, with another 100 people wounded. If anyone is still keeping track of the Russian military's definition of "precision strikes," this time they managed to directly hit at least 20 residential buildings.
Most of the devastation hit a residential high-rise in the Darnyttskyi district. It turns out that when dozens of missiles and drones are launched at a sleeping city, they don't hit military bases. Instead, they hit living rooms, crush parked cars, and destroy families who simply didn't wake up.
But surely, defense analysts somewhere are still debating whether letting Ukraine shoot back might cause an "escalation."
Source: Telegram
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