Randahl FinkTonight Putin bombed the Kyiv Pechersk Lavra cathedral, a unique UNESCO World Heritage site, built in the year 1051.
How much more will we tolerate before we send the devil back to hell?
ᴮᵉⁿ ᴿᵒʸᶜᵉVOTE IN THE PRIMARIESrussia bombs apartment buildings, ukraine bombs oil refineries
if russia wants to expand the target list to cultural sites (their aim after all is annihilation of ukrainian identity), i say ukraine gets to expand the target list as well
i don't think it should be an eye for an eye, such as bombing st. basil's cathedral, because ukraine has the moral upper hand here
but a target list expansion is warranted
how about putin's stupid palace?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Putin%27s_Palace
it's not far away
Galadbombing putin's palace or other oligarch compounds would cause the russian people to shrug or even cheer
meanwhile genius putin bombing cultural sites takes ukrainian steel resolve to tungsten hardness level resolve
fucking idiot
at this point we should rename tungsten ukrainium
or at least rename the element moscovium to whatever ukraine wants it to be
nah, maybe leave moscovium named as it is: it's incredibly unstable
Hamish Buchanan
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RantingCanuckI share the sentiment but feel that targeting Putin's palaces, while it would feel great, takes resources away from destroying Russia's war machine. Each bomb redirected to a palace is one that could have been dropped on a strategic target.
Every barrel of oil Russia can't process benefits Ukraine, every bullet they can't produce benefits Ukraine, and thus every bomb needs to fall on part of Putin's war machine.
Besides, sentencing Russia's war criminals to demolish the palaces by hand with sledgehammers would be much more satisfying.
agreed military strategy is numero uno
but ukraine's abilities and capacity is surging. they can afford a propaganda win with a strike on putin's palace. sending one good message has great value in crushing morale and causing a divide between the oligarchs and the average russian person