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Russia bombs a civilian ship in Odessa: Business as usual for terrorists

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They weren't even hiding the fact that they're targeting basic trade now.

So, Russia decided that a merchant ship flying the flag of Togo was a legitimate military target because, apparently, mineral fertilizers are now considered high-threat weaponry. The ship was just sitting there getting unloaded when the missiles hit the superstructure.

Three sailors are dead and five more are injured. It's just another Tuesday where the port infrastructure gets wrecked, and civilian crews pay the ultimate price for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Hitting a random merchant vessel is apparently the new peak of military strategy for a superpower that can't win on the actual frontline.

Source: Ukrinform

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  1. Borscht-Powered Babusya
    Absolute scum. Can't fight soldiers so they kill sailors instead.
    +2 emotionalA classic display of moral outrage, though it lacks the bite of a truly sharp critique
  2. Witty Chumak
    Wait, fertilizer? How is that even a threat? This is just pure malice at this point.
    +5 solidAsking for logic from a regime that operates on pure chaos is like asking a brick to solve calculus
  3. Hardworking Palyanytsia
    Unbelievable. Another day, another war crime. The world is just watching.
    +1 boringA predictable lamentation that adds as much value as a screen door on a submarine