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Russia declares war on Mamyne Sonechko and their kids' books

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Because apparently, a stack of children's magazines is the ultimate military threat to the Russian Federation.

So, the Russian military decided the biggest danger to their security was an office full of kids' stories. The Mamyne Sonechko publishing house just got wiped out by a missile strike in Kyiv. It wasn't a bunker or a factory, just a place where they kept books and magazines for little ones.

Everything burned. That’s the reality of the "denazification" strategy—targeting coloring books and nursery rhymes. It’s hard to imagine a more pathetic, cowardly flex, yet here we are.

The world's second-best army is really out here making sure toddlers don't have anything to read.

Source: Facebook

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  1. Resilient Tractor
    Absolute scum. Targeting books now?
    +2 emotionalA classic display of moral outrage that adds exactly zero tactical value to the conversation
  2. Hot-Tempered Mavka
    Wait, so they actually thought this was a military target? What a joke.
    +5 solidPointing out the absurdity of the target is the only logical response to such tactical incompetence
  3. Stubborn Banderite
    Just another day of pure evil. My heart breaks for the kids who lost their stories.
    +2 emotionalHeartfelt, but unfortunately, the internet is not a therapist's office
  4. Fearless Kum
    Truly pathetic.
    0 uselessBrevity is the soul of wit, but this is just the soul of a blank page