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    Russlands führender Raketenexperte im Moskauer Park erschossen


    Russlands führender Raketenexperte im Moskauer Park erschossen

    https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2024/12/13/russias-top-missile-expert-gunned-down-in-moscow-park

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    2. 080880808080 on

      Incoming Putin speech about this crossing the line for the 87th and final time.

    4. AlbertaSucksDick on

      He didn’t ram his missile far into Putins ass, obviously.

    5. BobedOperator on

      This is the way. The genocidal maniacs at the top need to be eliminated one by one.

    8. aWittyTwit-2712 on

      See Vanya Think.

      See Vanya Strive.

      See Vanya Die….

      Don’t be like Vanya.

    13. Markus_zockt on

      He can therefore protect neither his friendly dictators abroad nor his most important military officers at home.

    14. kers2000 on

      Putin right now: Where is the head of my nuclear program and procurer of women? Where is Nuclear Nadal!!!

    17. gc11117 on

      I wonder what random ethnic minority the Russians will arrest for this

    18. Shadow_Knight8 on

      From the article:

      >”Anyone who is involved in the development of the Russian military-industrial complex and support of Russian aggression in Ukraine one way or another is a legitimate target of the (Ukrainian) Defence Forces,” one such source told the Kyiv Independent.

      I bet other high profile people involved with the Russian military are sweating bullets right now seeing how they’re dropping like flies.

    19. Sensitive-Rock-7548 on

      “Why this is truly a day of joy and happiness!” (Translated quote from vuorineuvos Tuura in movie Uuno).

    20. DotRevolutionary6610 on

      Old news. This was published a week ago. Why repost it again now as if it’s new news?

    22. CW1DR5H5I64A on

      Honestly this seems like the best strategy if Clausewitz’s theories on war are to be believed. The way to force an opponent to surrender is to attack their center of gravity. Pursuing a war of attrition and grinding the Russians down, killing thousands day by day isn’t going to do much because their soldiers are not their COG. An attrition strategy works when you’re trying throw the paradoxical trinity out of balance and drive a wedge between the population, the military, and the people. The kremlin is not beholden to legitimate political opposition, they do not have to answer for the losses and the Russian people don’t seem willing to force a change from within. Attacking their ruling class, leadership, and oligarchs is the only way to force them to stop.

    24. dennis-w220 on

      If Ukraine is able to assasinate people at the top/core of Russian war machine in Moscow not once, but again and again and again, it is a strong sign that Russian government’s control is much weaker than many people thought. No matter how mighty Ukraine’s intelligence agency is, this kind of move requires strong domestic collaboration to pull it off.

    26. Valcyn77 on

      I like it and I really like the reason why.

      Lots of Ukrainians can speak russian, so they can hide easily in Russia and do some shit.

      Likely not much Russian can speak ukrainian well, so they cannot hide well in Ukraine.

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