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Re:Russian Missile Attack Levels Children's Hospital by orcbuster on Friday July 12, 2024 @06:47AM (#40944352)
Translation from Mykhailo Podolyak Telegram feed: https://t.me/M_Podolyak

Three unconditional conclusions in connection with the deliberate missile attack (X-101 class missiles) on the largest children's hospital of Ukraine "Okhmatdyt"...

1. This is a completely calculated action, specially designed and approved by the subject Putin. On the eve of the NATO summit. Like a slap to the Alliance. The Russian Federation is sending everyone an informal signal with something like this: "Even the outright killing of children will not force them (the Alliance) to make all the necessary decisions. And that's why we continue to attack..."

2. Almost simultaneously with the deliberate attack on children in the Ukrainian capital, the leaders of Hungary and China once again called for an "immediate ceasefire." This demand is not addressed to Russia. It is addressed only to the West and Ukraine. And its purpose is to create a false impression: the aggressor has the right to kill, because he is talking about "peace", and the victim must not defend himself and therefore must immediately stop resistance, leaving the territory and his own citizens to the aggressor... This has an extremely unnatural appearance and absolutely definitely stimulates Russia to continue attack…

3. Just now, the country that deliberately inflicted a massive attack on Ukrainian cities and a children's hospital in Kyiv continues to preside over... the UN Security Council. This is an absolutely blasphemous signal to all neutral countries: there are no rules, and outright cannibalism is encouraged. Moreover, there is no proper response from the UN, which directly points to the obvious: if the war does not end in the total defeat of Russia, the world is in for a terrible short story of bloody chaos, in which life has no value and death is the new synonym for the word "Russia".

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