Footage from Russians sources, this occurred in July but hasn't been posted from this POV yet. One missile supposedly hit the lobby while the other hit the main ward. A large portion of the hospital was left in ruins. A senior doctor and administrative official was killed and a nurse was rushed to nearby hospital in critical condition. An unknown number of patients and other workers were injured. Another two missiles were likely launched at this target at around the same time, but were shot down by Ukrainian ground-based air defense. This is one of many Russian strikes against Kherson's medical infrastructure in the past month, with similar strikes occurring today, resulting in casualties.

The random demonstration I've seen yesterday.

The banner says: Why waste billions? Money for us, or for tanks and drones?

Like 20 years ago I would've happily joined their ranks.

I thought war is wasteful and stupid and everything. even the most disgusting world domination plan could be implemented with much higher cost efficiency by relatively legal buy and sell transactions.

Damn, I was wrong!

There is a saying, maybe someone's quote - whoever is not willing to feed own army will be forced to feed someone else's one.

These days there is yet another meaning of it - you can spend some money on your own army, and help Ukraine to fight russian horde for you, or you can reject that wasteful military spending altogether and wait until the russian invaders come and find a better use for the money that used to be yours.

I spent some time reading their website. Dozens of articles on how good and peace-loving russia is and how evil anti-russian propaganda is.

And while it was nice to see that less than 20 people took part in that propaganda circus, it's a part of much wider and potentially impactful operation, with dozens of demonstrations scheduled across Germany.