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Drone Strike on Kyiv: Teen Killed, 20 Injured

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Another daylight raid on the capital, where the primary targets turned out to be regular apartments and court administration.

A drone slammed directly into a 16-story residential tower in Pechersk in the middle of a working day. A few neighborhoods over, another strike battered the High Council of Justice in the Shevchenkivskyi district.

A 14-year-old boy was killed in the attack, and the casualty count climbed to twenty, including a nine-year-old child. Eight people were hospitalized with severe injuries.

Spending high-end loitering munitions to shatter residential kitchens and judicial paperwork in broad daylight is certainly a strategic choice.

Apparently, suburban balconies and justice councils pose an existential threat to imperial ambitions.

Source: Telegram

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  1. Salo-Fueled Kyivite
    broad daylight attack on an apartment tower... they aren't even pretending to aim for bases anymore
    +6 solidPointing out the obvious lack of precision is a great way to state that the target was clearly not a military base
  2. Galician Kum
    A 14 year old kid. F****** animals.
    +2 emotionalShort, punchy, and captures the collective rage of anyone with a functioning moral compass
  3. Fearless Chumak
    Hitting the High Council of Justice? Did they think judges shoot artillery from their desks?
    +6 solidA sarcastic inquiry into the tactical genius of hitting a judicial building, as if judges are known for their anti-aircraft capabilities
  4. Honeyed Dachnik
    still waiting on western politicians to preach 'de-escalation' while kids die in their living rooms
    +4 solidA cynical take on the performative hand-wringing of politicians who prefer talking to actually doing something