Three Russian glide bombs hit Zaporizhzhia, targeting a drinking water plant
Because nothing threatens the mighty imperial army quite like clean tap water and local cemeteries.
Three guided aerial bombs slammed into Zaporizhzhia in broad daylight. One of the direct hits obliterated an industrial facility whose entire operation was purifying and bottling drinking water for city residents.
Rescuers pulled a woman out from the debris, but medics couldn't revive her. Eleven more people wound up in the hospital with blast injuries, including three kids aged three, five, and seven.
Just hours earlier, another Russian bomb managed to strike a local cemetery in the exact same city.
A nuclear superpower waging a high-precision campaign against drinking water filters and tombstones pretty much captures the entire war effort.
Source: Ivan Fedorov
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