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Russia is going for the war crime high score
"To kill a Navy"
A navy what? Or is the missile designed to destroy the naval forces of an entire nation? Impressive. >

To be fair, Russia's entire navy did get beaten and forced to dock/seek cover in bays by pretty much just two missiles sinking their flagship. >

They either targeted a civilian building or the missile is so inaccurate it's a war crime to use it on a populated area but until war crime charges are placed on Russia I don't see anything persuading them not to use them either way. >

A building probably has a similar radar profile to a ship so if you aim the missile at an urban area and command it to look for a target - it won't be aiming at a swing set when it gets there.  Definitely a war crime but that is consistent with how Putler has waged his war. >


Russia Used Missiles Built To Kill A Navy To Hit Ukraine Civilians In Their Home

Terrorists >

To kill a navy... Poetic