Russia keeps "demilitarizing" residential areas in Zaporizhzhia with glide bombs
Just another day of neighbors sending "humanitarian" guided bombs to apartment blocks in Zaporizhzhia.
The latest update from Zaporizhzhia is grim but painfully familiar. A Russian airstrike using guided aerial bombs—locally known as KABs—tore through the city.
Two people are dead, and the injured count has climbed to forty-two, including eight children. These guided bombs are essentially massive Soviet-era explosives fitted with cheap wings. They wobble down onto civilian neighborhoods with zero precision.
The perpetrators will probably still claim they were targeting a secret military base hidden in some kid's bedroom.
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