2/9 Russia’s April 13 missile strike on Sumy wasn’t a mistake. Two Iskander missiles were fired from different locations—Liski (Voronezh) & Lezhenki (Kursk)—by two separate brigades. Coordinated, deliberate, and deadly. #Ukraine #SumyStrike #WarCrime

3/9 The first missile destroyed a university building. The second, packed with cluster munitions, exploded mid-air over a busy street. Dozens were killed—including those helping victims of the first strike. #DoubleTap #RussiaTerror #Sumy

4/9 These weren’t dumb rockets. The Iskander-M system has a CEP of just 5–7 meters. You don’t “accidentally” hit a trolleybus full of civilians. This was targeted mass murder using precision-guided weapons. #Iskander #ClusterBombs #PutinWarCrimes

5/9 Casualties: 34 dead, 117 injured, including children. Many were hit as they exited Palm Sunday services. Russia attacked in broad daylight, knowing the streets would be full. #BlackPalmSunday #CiviliansTargeted #UkraineUnderAttack

6/9 The attack was no coincidence. It came hours after Trump returned from golf and Witkoff returned from peace talks with Putin in St. Petersburg. Russia sent a message: talks mean nothing. #DiplomacyUndermined #PutinLies #CeasefireSabotage

7/9 Trump's response? He called it a “mistake.” But a dual-launch from two brigades using cluster munitions isn’t a mistake—it’s a war plan. He didn’t condemn Putin. He blurred the truth. #TrumpResponse #RussiaAppeasement #WarCrimeDenial

8/9 Europe spoke clearly. Germany, Finland, Poland: all denounced the Sumy strike as deliberate mass killing. It was a mocking answer to the ceasefire overtures Trump’s team promoted. #EUCondemns #CeasefireFraud #UkraineSupport

9/9 Sumy joins Bucha, Kramatorsk, Mariupol. Precision bombing + civilian deaths = war crime. Downplaying it emboldens future strikes. The world must speak with moral clarity—or risk losing it. #NeverForgetSumy #UkraineJustice #PutinAccountable