Russian strike on Odesa leaves 24 injured and hits an auto shop
Russia’s strategic masterminds apparently decided that civilian high-rises and an auto repair shop posed a direct threat to imperial greatness.
The morning quiet in Odesa got shattered yet again. Russian strikes tore through residential neighborhoods, warehouses, and an ordinary car repair shop.
Twenty-four people were injured, including two children, while over 120 emergency workers rushed to put out massive blazes across multiple storage facilities. Blown-out facades, shattered glass, and wrecked family apartments were left in the wake of precision strikes on car hoists and spare tires.
Apparently, neutralizing family sedans and blowing out residential windows remains the cornerstone of modern imperial warfare.
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