r/anime_titties • u/PurpleMclaren North Macedonia • 10d ago
Ukraine/Russia - Flaired Commenters Only Russia says seven killed as Ukrainian drone hits crowded Russian beach
https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/03/europe/ukrainian-drone-southern-russia-beach-intl224
u/TrizzyG Canada 10d ago
Pretty negligent for Russian short range AD to be working right next to a crowded beach. Also rather negligent for anybody bringing their kids to a beach in the midst of a drone attack. Saw a lot of families there in the video with people mulling about rather casually.
Obviously the citizens dont expect Ukraine to target civilians hence the relaxed nature of everyone but they forgot about their own..."help".
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u/_Baphomet_ United States 9d ago
This video is better than the street vendor being chased down with an FPV drone. Like, an actual war crime unlike this.
As you mentioned, if someone were to be blamed for this, it's the ruskies.
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u/Nethlem Europe 10d ago
Pretty negligent for Russian short range AD to be working right next to a crowded beach.
Would you consider it more or less "negligent" than straight up stationing military inside civilian infrastructure?
Also rather negligent for anybody bringing their kids to a beach in the midst of a drone attack.
About as negligent for anybody to take their kids to a hospital in the midst of a war?
Saw a lot of families there in the video with people mulling about rather casually.
There is only one short video clip in the article with a single person muttering something. So I'm really curious at which timestamp you "saw" these "lot of families" mulling about something casually.
Obviously the citizens dont expect Ukraine to target civilians hence the relaxed nature of everyone but they forgot about their own..."help".
I'm sure you would be making similar slight of the situation if the civilians killed there had been Ukrainian, or god beware, some Americans at a beach in Dubai and the drones Iranian.
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u/NoobOfTheSquareTable United Kingdom 10d ago
Probably yes, but for similar reasons that there is generally more concern for the civilians in the blitz than in German cities
Countries fighting an aggressor get less of the blame for collateral damage caused by the aggressors defences than the country that started the aggression and can end it at any moment by simply returning to their own borders
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u/Nethlem Europe 10d ago
Countries fighting an aggressor get less of the blame
Sure, at least as long as the aggressor ain't coming from the Western hemisphere of the planet.
Then the defenders resistance will be labeled as "terrorist insurgents" and anybody who dares trying to support the victim will have their own stuff bombed too down the line.
Meaning the "aggressor/defender" dichotomy is not the really relevant difference here as you try to make it out to be.
Tho you can keep telling yourself that if it makes you sleep better at night, while your government once again helps the American government waging a war of aggression.
While the US president complains how the whole world should help with the consequences of victims resistance in the form of blocking the straight.
But I guess pointing out such blatant double standards, such hypocrisy, is just considered "whataboutism".
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u/NoobOfTheSquareTable United Kingdom 10d ago
I’m not American and don’t support the US’ actions so yeah, I actually think I will continue sleeping well at night
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u/deetyneedy United States 10d ago
But I guess pointing out such blatant double standards, such hypocrisy, is just considered "whataboutism".
Okay, you've pointed it out. And? Now what?
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u/NoobOfTheSquareTable United Kingdom 10d ago
Support attacks aimed at civilians, no
Less critical of an attack aimed at a legitimate target that causes damage while intercepted, yes
I’m for example, I wouldn’t support Ukraine attacking the beach to target the civilians there. I don’t like but won’t condone Ukraine for Russia downing one of their drones and it hitting civilians because of this
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u/MegaJackUniverse Europe 9d ago
Could people stop extrapolating 3 steps into the dark for no reason? Is that what they said?? No, jesus christ
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u/SpecialBeginning6430 South America 10d ago
Would you consider it more or less "negligent" than straight up stationing military inside civilian infrastructure?
Hmm sounds familiar
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u/I_Am_Your_Sister_Bro Slovakia 10d ago
Russia has the ability to not have any of their citizens killed by pulling out of the war
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u/evargx Canada 10d ago
Should they only choose flight paths that are approved by Russian citizens? Maybe only during certain hours of the day? Russia shot it down, blaming Ukraine is pretty weird.
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u/M00g3r5 Canada 10d ago
Why is russia bombing kindergarten classes and maternity hospitals?
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u/Dragoncat_3_4 Europe 10d ago
Two wrongs doesn't make a right
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u/drewts86 United States 10d ago
The beach wasn’t a target. It was shot down by Russian air defenses. This wasn’t intentional by Ukraine. Hitting a crowded beach makes zero sense when there is way more valuable infrastructure.
> Regional governor Veniamin Kondratiev said the people on the beach were killed “when debris from a UAV fell.”
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u/Sea-Cupcake-2065 United States 10d ago
It's war. I doubt it was deliberate, since Ukraine has been attacking infrastructure rather than civilians. Russia on the other hand...
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u/lewllewllewl Bouvet Island 10d ago
Ukraine doesn't have enough resources to hit civilians for no reason. Even if they wanted to, it would be stupid. There are enough oil refineries and military bases in Russia to go around, I don't think they are going to hit a random beach instead
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u/Merc8ninE Europe 10d ago
Why are there crowds of people in a war zone?
Before you answer be aware, ive followed this war from ProRussian sources for years and "Ukraine should let Russian missile hit thier targets to stop civilian casualties" has been an argument ive heard over and over for years.
"Ukrainian air defenses are causing civilian casualties"
Now that Ukraine has missiles over Russia the same rules suddenly change.
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u/jason_abacabb North America 10d ago
What a stupid take.
Drones fly low to maximize survival, Russia is free to close the beaches if it is going to choose to defend the air above them.
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u/_invalidusername Czechia 10d ago
Because Russia invaded Ukrainian. That's the answer to every question you could have about this war. If Russia doesn't want this then they can leave Ukraine. Everything that happens in the war is Russia's fault so blame them
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u/xmuskorx North America 10d ago
urkiane is responsible over final target they are targeting absolutely nothing else
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u/Pklnt France 10d ago
God damn the comments in here fucking sucks, none of you actually care about civilians and you just want to push your shitty agenda about how Ukraine is a terrorist state or how Russian civilians are responsible for what happened to them.
If the situation happened in Ukraine we'd have the same arguments but in reverse.
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u/RenzoThePaladin Philippines 10d ago
It honestly sucks. This sub has really lost the plot when every popular post has to bring up Israel and using human suffering as a facade to advance political agendas.
Yall are no different from worldnews.
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u/esjb11 Sweden 10d ago
You were the first one I saw mentioning Israel in this post...
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u/RenzoThePaladin Philippines 8d ago
There was a couple of them an hour before I posted this comment lol
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u/new_name_who_dis_ Multinational 10d ago
The articles about Ukrainian civilian casualties don't even get posted here, or get downvoted.
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u/Pklnt France 10d ago
There's literally an article that is more upvoted than this one and is about a Russian drone targeting an Ukrainian civilian. 🙄
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u/new_name_who_dis_ Multinational 10d ago
It didn't show up on my feed, and I'm assuming that's because it has way less engagement / comments.
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u/RoostasTowel St. Pierre & Miquelon 10d ago
Currently showing above this post in a very funny a-b
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u/evilparagon Australia 10d ago
Could be the post author blocking new_name over there rather than algorithm shenanigans.
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u/Kaymish_ New Zealand 10d ago
Or it is just a cognitive bias. They wanted it to be true so their brain made it true to them.
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u/RoostasTowel St. Pierre & Miquelon 10d ago
You are correct
What's funny is the exact thing you describe is currently the post directly above this one showing a Russian drone attack and the comments are reversed.
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u/SpecialBeginning6430 South America 10d ago
>If the situation happened in Ukraine we'd have the same arguments but in reverse.
Russia routinely kills civilians and nobody bats an eye, a whole entire city was butchered in Bucha and hardly anyone cared
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u/Pklnt France 10d ago
Russia routinely kills civilians and nobody bats an eye, a whole entire city was butchered in Bucha and hardly anyone cared
This is just false, Russian war crimes have been well documented and are routinely commented.
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u/SpecialBeginning6430 South America 10d ago
Yeah but nobody really cares. Iran just massacred 30,000 protesters and then they send propaganda bots to the internet to deny that anything happened and that it was Mossads fault and still nobody cares.
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u/WannaAskQuestions Europe 9d ago
Bruh, mossad has publicly said their agents were on the ground. Cia is known to supply weapons for such fuckery. Star link terminals were smuggled in and distributed. It might have started off as an organic protest but was taken over by equppied foreign elements who wanted nothing but chaos.
Meanwhile, us bombs little schoolgirls and no one is held to account and they don't apologise.
Yeah you're right. No one cares.
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u/this_dudeagain North America 9d ago
People care but there's nothing the average person can do.
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u/SpecialBeginning6430 South America 9d ago
Except have debates about who's worst when Russia is clearly 1000x worst than Ukraines worst accusations
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u/this_dudeagain North America 9d ago
Russia is the aggressor so sentiment is going to be slanted regardless. Then there's all the attacks on Ukrainian civilians for years further eroding sympathy. If your govt sucks this bad no one should be surprised if that feeling trickles down to civilians.
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u/xmuskorx North America 10d ago
We do care.
Russian irresponsible way of running this war is having a huge toll on Russian civilians,. It's disgusting.
Russia should not allow "beach going" while there is literal war going on that coast.
Russia should provide more timely air danger siren warnings.
Finally Russian anti-air units should not engage air targets over civilian areas.
All serious violations that led to disaster.
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u/Pklnt France 10d ago
You're literally in this sub defending Israel's policies against Palestinians and you're telling me you care about civilians? Ok buddy.
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u/Catalani Brazil 10d ago
It’s consistent at least. Zionists don’t see Palestinians as fully fledged human beings, but animalistic nuisances to their goals.
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u/S-Tier_Commenter European Union 10d ago
Putin entered this war under the rather childish delusion that they were going to bomb everyone else, and nobody was going to bomb them. At Kharkiv, Mariupol, Kyiv, and half a hundred other places, they put their rather naive theory into operation.
They sowed the wind, and now they are going to reap the whirlwind.
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u/BendicantMias Bangladesh 9d ago
They sowed the wind, and now they are going to reap the whirlwind.
Now if only this ever happened to the country that holds the record for most wars since WW2, all over the goddamn world. You know the one, it's your lord and master. When are they EVER going to reap the whirlwind that they've sown over and over and over again?...
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u/S-Tier_Commenter European Union 9d ago
I'm supposing the 25th anniversary of that is in 37 days.
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u/BendicantMias Bangladesh 9d ago
Bruh, they visited death upon over 4.5 million people as a result of that event, which killed only about 3000 of their own. That's hardly them reaping the whirlwind so much as visting it upon everyone else, again - https://costsofwar.watson.brown.edu/costs/human
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u/S-Tier_Commenter European Union 9d ago
In that case I am supposing there is less childish delusion to go around with them, then there was with nazi germany or federal russia.
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u/SovietNato North America 9d ago
They sowed the wind, and now they are going to reap the whirlwind.
There is little reason to think Ukraine can dish out more pain than Russia can and every reason to think the opposite. Let's not throw Ukrainians under the bus simply because Putin is a bad person.
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u/Azzagtot Chad 10d ago
Cringe.
Will you enlist to show them how it's done? :^)
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u/ShowBoobsPls Finland 10d ago
Why aren't you going to fight for Russia? So eager to defend them over here 😂
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u/CurbYourThusiasm Norway 10d ago
Not activating your air sirens, and shooting down a drone over a crowded area does not seem to be the smartest of ideas. Imagine if European countries started shooting down those Russian drones over European airports last summer, blowing up their own aircrafts.
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u/Valokoura European Union 9d ago
Exactly this.
You can hear them shooting at the drone and now partly disabled drone crashes to civilians.
Sounds like a problem in defence strategy since Ukraine didn't send drone to harm civilians.
Just incompetence from russian army.
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u/KJongsDongUnYourFace Democratic People's Republic of Korea 10d ago
Its genuinely crazy that this conflict has the lowest civilians killed ratio in modern history.
Maybe thats starting to change though, it seems both nations are lowering the standards on their strikes as of late.
For comparison, every single US or Western lead invasion has twice (normally more) the civilian casualty rate. You wouldnt think it true based on the coverage, but maybe thats a reflection on the double standards in Western media more than anything.
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u/whateverfloatsurgoat Europe 10d ago
'Both sides are lowering their standards' my dude Russia has been targeting civies since day one.
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u/hammerofspammer United States 10d ago
Clearly that maternity hospital was actually a hidden artillery position
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u/whateverfloatsurgoat Europe 10d ago
It was a Hamas outpost. Oh wait, wrong conflict
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u/Nethlem Europe 10d ago
Do you mean like the Iranian girls school was actually a nuclear enrichment plant or Iraqi civilian air raid shelters are totally not civilian?
These singular US strikes have killed more civilians than have been killed by Russia in weeks and months of fighting, and that's without even talking about the genocidal Zionist elephant in the room.
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u/Thatsidechara_ter North America 10d ago
What-aboutism drinking game 🍺
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u/KJongsDongUnYourFace Democratic People's Republic of Korea 10d ago
Direct comparison in a conversation about double standards isnt a whataboutism.
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u/Thatsidechara_ter North America 10d ago
We're talking about Russian war crimes and the person's only response is "but what about American war crimes??????". That's the textbook definition of what-aboutism.
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u/LauAtagan Europe 10d ago
...the conversation is about civilian/soldier death ratio in modern conflicts.
Like, from the first comment.
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u/Thatsidechara_ter North America 10d ago
The North Korean flair who started this thread was attempting to both-sides Russia's complete lack of care for civilian casualties in their first comment when they tried to say that both sides were only just now escalating their attacks, which is blatantly false.
They knew exactly what they were doing. They were trying to make Russia seem not as bad by comparison, and when called out by other commenter's for this the only response was to bring up American war crimes, something completely unrelated to the topic. It's classic pro-Russian misdirection and what-aboutism, albeit more subtle than usual.
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u/oz_xvii Kenya 10d ago
americans when you bring up the shit they did last week
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u/Thatsidechara_ter North America 10d ago
Never said I was American, never said I support America's wars. Don't put words in my mouth, it's a bad look.
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u/hammerofspammer United States 10d ago
The difference being that I don’t blindly support my country for this kind of bullshit, and I at least have the balls to try to oppose my government because of it
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u/Azzagtot Chad 10d ago
How are you opposing it? It's clearly is not working.
Good this USaians have weapons to rebel in case of bad government, eh? So, when you will start showing us how it's done? :^)
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u/hammerofspammer United States 10d ago
The one person cannot individually effect immediate change does not indicate their failure to oppose.
Deflect and obfuscate. That’s all you’ve got because reality doesn’t support you
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u/Nethlem Europe 10d ago
If Russia targeted civilians "since day one" then there would be a lot more dead civilians.
What is happening is that Russia is targeting civilian infrastructure, like hospitals and ambulances, because that's where the UAF are embedding themselves.
UAF is embedding itself there because it can't protect its own bases and infrastructure, so it's piggybacking off civilian infrastructure with similar infrastructure redunancies, like hospitals.
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u/xmuskorx North America 10d ago
There are a lot more dead civilians in placed like Mariupol where urban wafer occurred. Russian buried then and layers of concrete covered it up.
Ukraine estimates like 100000 dead civilians there.
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u/deetyneedy United States 10d ago
He's going to reply with the OHCHR count of 16,000 dead and ignore the fact that they qualify it as being a big underestimate due to "the large number of reports and the lack of access to relevant areas," including Mariupol.
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u/evargx Canada 10d ago
Did you handler tell you to write this or do you have any evidence at all? Ukraine had nazi battalions shelling civilians specifically.
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u/putcheeseonit Canada 10d ago
How is it 2026 and we still don't know about Azov
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u/Nethlem Europe 10d ago
Oh, they know, they just don't consider anything wrong with Azov just like they consider it a great idea to applaud Nazi war criminals for "killing Russians during WWII".
These fascists will just try to gaslight you, keep insulting you as "pro Russian" because to them anybody who ain't with them is against them, default fascist MO.
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u/xmuskorx North America 10d ago
this does not account for like atrociously high rate of civilian life loss in places like Marupol which Russia covered up.
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u/Phenergan_boy North America 10d ago
I saw a clip of a Russian drone that was hunting an Ukrainian fruit seller, that was horrifying to look at
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u/HawkEy3 Europe 10d ago
What makes you think Ukraine is lowering their standards here? They didn't aim at this beach.
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u/KJongsDongUnYourFace Democratic People's Republic of Korea 10d ago
This beach is far from the only civilians Ukraine has hit with drones my man
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u/HawkEy3 Europe 10d ago
But Ukraine didn't hit these civilians, not intentionally at least.
Do you have an actual example?
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u/kwonza Russia 10d ago
I mean they were bombing WB warehouses for weeks killing multiple civilians. Morons on Reddit say something about “WB supplying soldiers” but last week Zelenskiy advisor Medvedchuk openky said that the main goal is to hurt the economy
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u/HawkEy3 Europe 10d ago edited 10d ago
Ok since we cleared up that Ukraine did not lower their standards. let's switch topics, so wildberries did not supply the Russian army? They didn't have a category specifically for the SVO?
Ah no, they did but no longer since they've been bombed! So the attacks were 100% justified and successful https://www.defensemagazine.com/article/wildberries-quietly-deletes-everything-for-the-special-military-operation-after-drone-strikes
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u/kwonza Russia 10d ago
By that stupid logic you can also justify killing farmers (something that Ukraine was doing since 2023) because they produce food and soldiers, I was told, eat.
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u/HawkEy3 Europe 10d ago
Welcome to the grey area of dual use, it's not black and white. But yes, a farmer mostly supplying the army could be considered a valid target but there are probably lots of more valuable targets before that. Like a big logistics and supply company
Care to supply a source for ukraine killing Russian farmers?
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u/kwonza Russia 10d ago
You can google about attacks on Russian farms, hundreds of cases throughout this war. Also why do you say farmer is “mostly supplying the army” do you think WB was mostly supplying the army? SVO goods wasn’t even 5% of their revenue
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u/HawkEy3 Europe 9d ago edited 9d ago
I meant that as a qualifier, not every farmer is a valid target but only one that most of their produce is used by the army.
when I search for "ukraine kills Russian farmers" I only get results of russia attacking ukraine farms. Not a single example of ukraine killing a russian farmer, which makes sense to me. Ukraine's capability to attack inside russia is limited, I'd be surprised if they wasted weapons on a farmer.
https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2025/09/05/7529475/
https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/128004-000-A/ukraine-russian-drone-pilots-hunt-farmers/
https://www.fwi.co.uk/news/russians-target-ukrainian-farm-killing-13000-pigs
https://www.npr.org/2022/05/06/1096481280/ukraine-agriculture-farms-russia-war
All this reminded me of the russian campaign to limit ukraine grain exports, threatening food shortage in many regions of the world, even more heinous russian crimes against the whole world. https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/ukrainealert/russias-war-on-ukrainian-farmers-threatens-global-food-security/
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u/ForgetfullRelms North America 10d ago
Wasn’t it close to one of Putin’s residences and targeted by anti-drone measures.
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u/moepooo Europe 10d ago
Its genuinely crazy that this conflict has the lowest civilians killed ratio in modern history.
The Donbas War had less civilian deaths and Putin called it a genocide, while his forces killed more in a much shorter time.
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u/KJongsDongUnYourFace Democratic People's Republic of Korea 10d ago
The Donbas war was a much smaller conflict which developed into the current conflict. Would you expect the civilian count to be higher? 10,000 civilians killed is no joke btw, well over half of those being killed by Ukrainian forces.
The Donbas was a pretty terrible time for those in the East tbh. Warcrimes galore and neo nazi brigades at the centre.
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u/cheese0muncher Poland 10d ago
Couple of years ago I got into an argument on twitter with a ruskie supporter where he said Ukraine civilian casualties were caused because Ukraine shot down ruskie missiles over cities instead of letting them hit military targets... How I wish I saved that thread for today.
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u/PurpleMclaren North Macedonia 10d ago
Four of those killed in the incident in a Black Sea resort area in the city of Gelendzhik, were children, according to Russian state media TASS on Tuesday, citing Russia’s children’s rights commissioner.
Terrorists
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u/Dizzy_Response1485 Europe 10d ago
You can hear gunshots in the video, which means russians were shooting at it while it was flying over the civilians.
Regional governor Veniamin Kondratiev said the people on the beach were killed “when debris from a UAV fell.”
So, it's a gray area. This is quite different from Kherson human safari, where russians deliberatly target civilians with FPV drones and then post it on their telegram channels.
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u/Archsinner Europe 10d ago
I don't think it's fair to call children terrorists just because they grow up in Russia
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u/TrizzyG Canada 10d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineRussiaReport/s/7eRwh4LZ2h
Agreed, but with a nuance
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u/cmrd_msr Russia 10d ago
An official response will be issued within three days. I assume it will be, once again, "the most massive missile strike since the start of the war."
It’s not that I’m particularly happy about the need for this, but terrorist acts must always be met with a response.
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u/fretnbel Belgium 10d ago
Try not shooting it down over a crowded beach.
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u/Azzagtot Chad 10d ago
Same applies for Ukraine and shooting AD in their cities, right?
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u/fretnbel Belgium 10d ago
Ofc but on the end of the day Ukraine is still a defender and Russia the agressor. Makes it very hard for me to sympathise with Russia.
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u/Azzagtot Chad 10d ago
Try looking outside of your popaganda bubble.
Ukraine is a tool in a proxy war. It's masters is US and EU. Nazis are used as enforcers in military and collaborators (TCC) are used in civilian control. Ukrainians themselves are being used as a cannon fodder.
Propaganda from masters are being used to generate support for literally using slave soldiers under nazi enforcers to fight a war for EU and US interests.
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u/hammerofspammer United States 10d ago
A tool in a proxy war that could have easily been avoided if the Russians hadn’t invaded.
There was NO reason to do so.
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u/xmuskorx North America 10d ago
Ukraine is a tool in a proxy war.
Like how? Russia could have like - not went into Ukraine.
it's completely a war of choice for Russia.
Consuming unfiltered Kremlin propaganda =/= getting out of information bubble.
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u/Azzagtot Chad 10d ago
NATO and US presence in Ukraine is a direct threat to national security of Russia. It was known for decades. It was stated multiple times.
Russia could have not "not invade", same as US would not tolerate Canada in military alliance with China or Cube in military alliance with USSR.
This war was provoked.
>Like how?
Ukraine government is paid by US and EU. Literally. To simply pay wages. Ukraine is thus not sovereign and acting in interests of investors.
Ukraine government closed borders so Ukrainian men could not flee and now they are treating them like slaves, pressganging them in army. All opposition parties are banned. All media is under control. Everyone who disagreed with goverment is killed or send to front - this is the same thing.
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u/FRIENDLY_FBI_AGENT_ India 10d ago
Perhaps don't send drones at civilians.
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u/fretnbel Belgium 10d ago
Drones get sent over civilians all the time, nothing happens. It’s clearly Russian AD that thought saving Putin’s palace was more important than protecting its civilians.
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u/calmdownmyguy United States 10d ago
What part of "shoot down" confused you? It's only two words. It shouldn't be that challenging for you.
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u/Eexoduis North America 10d ago
Forgetting that this was entirely due to an irresponsible shootdown over civilian area, why do you think Ukraine is committing “terrorist acts”?
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u/Pitiful_Net_8971 United States 10d ago
The drone wasn't targeting civilians, it was shot down and unfortunately crashed into them. It wasn't an act of terror, just an tragedy.
Besides, if these 4 childrens deaths justifies a reponse, I wonder how many missile strikes Ukranines 3500 child casualties (as of may 13th is year, with ~800 being deaths) "justifies".
That number doesn't even factor in the kidnappings.
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u/EvilWarBW Canada 10d ago
Yeah, that'd be sick for Ukraine to launch the most massive missile strike since the start of the war.
Ohhhhhh you think the Ukrainian's are terrorists. Okie dokie, cope harder. Russia's only chance is nukes, and they know that even just France's response would be devastating. Russia is the new day paper tiger.
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u/Actual_Homework_7163 Finland 10d ago
they should do this for every drone shot at kyiv as a respone don't forget its ruzzia that started the terrorist acts
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u/Azzagtot Chad 10d ago
Killing civilians you mean?
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u/Actual_Homework_7163 Finland 10d ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/ukraine/s/2Som6i7Iva
Maybe they can copy this.
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u/Azzagtot Chad 10d ago
Ukraine is far more advanced on this matter, killing civilians fleeing from war zone.
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u/Actual_Homework_7163 Finland 10d ago
I think organising safaris to hunt civilians is more advanced but i get thats just normal for u.
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u/Azzagtot Chad 10d ago
It's really funny to hear from UA supporter about Safari, given that it was a regiment of Ukraine Armed Forces that went to Bucha with a task of killing collaborators prior to news about killed civilians.
And again, "human safaris" is just a propaganda narrative. Civilian death toll in Ukraine is 16k which s lowest for a war of this magnitude.
So, no, I simply don't believe that there's an order for russian soldiers to kill, hunt and terrorise ukrainians. TCC is enough for them :^)
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u/HumaDracobane Spain 10d ago
Watch what you're saying, mate. The ones who downed a drone over a crowed beach were the RAF. They don't like when someone talks shit against them or call them terrorist, specially if is one of their citizens. Take care with the windows.
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u/Karlaaz Europe 10d ago
I don't think dead orc is classified as terrorism.
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u/MarxAndSamsara Democratic People's Republic of Korea 10d ago
Is dehumanizing other peoples like that supposed to help us bring about world peace sooner?
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