The "strategic" war on fuel: Kyiv gas stations hit, two dead
Because nothing screams "high-precision military superiority" quite like blowing up a civilian petrol station where people just stopped for morning coffee.
Two people died in hospital after Russian morning strikes battered gas stations across both banks of Kyiv. Mayor Vitali Klitschko confirmed the fatalities as medics scrambled to save the wounded.
Eight people were injured in total, with six still fighting for recovery in city clinics.
To make the barbarity crystal clear, one site in the Obolon district took a repeat hit — catching emergency crews from the State Emergency Service who had just arrived to put out the blaze. Apparently, civilian fuel dispensers and paramedics pose an intolerable existential threat.
Targeting morning commuters at petrol pumps is not a military doctrine; it is just petty, murderous desperation.
Source: Telegram
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