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Russian attack hits high-rise building and cars in Zaporizhzhia

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Another peaceful morning ruined by targeting civilian balcony glass and parked sedans.

While the world debates diplomacy, another strike smashed directly into a residential neighborhood in Zaporizhzhia. Windows blew out, balconies got torn off, and cars parked in the yard were turned into burned metal scrap.

Two civilians were wounded in the strike, according to regional chief Ivan Fedorov. They also slammed a missile into a local industrial plant, because apparently high-rise apartments and local factories are critical strategic threats.

It gets wilder when you look at the sheer scale: almost 900 strikes hit 44 settlements across the region in just 24 hours.

Shooting at residential windows from hundreds of kilometers away remains the main tactic of a military claiming to target defense infrastructure.

Source: Ukrinform

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  1. Crafty Varenyk
    so their high-precision weapons can only target parked civilian cars now?
    +5 solidA sharp observation on the 'precision' of their aim, which seems to be calibrated exclusively for civilian parking lots
  2. Sunflowered Salo-Lover
    887 strikes in one day... the sheer volume of shelling is insane.
    +1 boringStating the obvious with numbers, though at least you can count higher than the average propagandist
  3. Hospitable Chumak
    yet some people abroad still ask for peaceful negotiations with these terrorists.
    +2 emotionalA classic display of moral clarity that will surely be ignored by the 'both sides' crowd