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Rest in glory.
This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 70%. (I'm a bot)


Ukraine officials on Sunday stated which Russian military outfit they believe was responsible for the bombing of a high-rise apartment building in Dnipro that has led to more than two dozen deaths.
"According to preliminary information, the Kh-22 missile was used. This type of missile leads to the greatest human casualties, because the missile is extremely inaccurate, has a huge deviation. Therefore, the use of such weapons for targets in densely populated areas is clearly a war crime," the Ukraine office said in a Telegram post.
"In the Armed Forces of Ukraine there are no fire devices capable of shooting down this type of missile. Since the beginning of Russian military aggression on Ukraine, more than 210 missiles of this type have been launched. None of them are knocked down by air defense equipment," said Lieutenant General Nikolai Oleshuk, Commander of the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.


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Give ukraine rockets to hit such units. >

Patriot can do it and Ukraine is getting ONE for the whole country after a year of asking for it. It's great it is finally happening but I don't understand the reason for such a delay and providing only one system. Ukrainians could definitely be trained to use it, that can't be an excuse. >

It takes literally 100 people to man a single one is why. Plus it takes months/ a year to train how to use it. >

And they are only starting now. >

We don't know that, they've already gotten a number of weapons that require months of training. We won't know who they're training for what for until they're deployed >

So they are starting training just now?? And it takes a year? >

Hopefully a little less than year. But the bottom line, Russians will destroy a lot more houses and kill a lot more Ukrainians before a Patriot finally arrives in many months from now. >

Go-go gadget 1000km drone >

No chance of either, >

Hopefully they will be captured or eliminated. >

No chance of either, unless Ukraine is able to send some very powerful missiles at the Russian airforce buildings way back by moscow or wherever they are based. >

They don't need missiles, just a small team of well-trained people with "a very particular set of skills". >

Burn them into the ground.  Love, the rest of the planet…. >

There is going to be a Ukrainian special operation unit, a fu*king heck of a lot like the MOSSAD. Nowhere to run to baby, nowhere to hide. In a perfect world, they'd all get perfect trials. Well the world ain't perfect. >

there already is.  Some of the shit blowing up in Russia is from Ukrainian saboteurs,  some of it is from Russian dissidents unhappy with the direction of their country.  
We know there are saboteurs, because unfortunatley some of them were killed.