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    Selenskyj sagt: „Moskau wird brennen“, wenn die russischen Angriffe weitergehen

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    2. Soundwave_13 on

      I mean Russia could pack up and leave Ukraine but that would be too easy and the obvious route

    4. Cultural_Gur_7441 on

      On the other hand, it would be sad for Ukraine to be hit as before.

      On the other hand it would be great to see Moscow burn.

      I’m glad it is not my choice, for I am weak and easily succumb to evil temptations.

    5. oculeers on

      The very existence of Ukraine is at stake. They were attacked under false pretenses and have endured unimaginable atrocities against them, and have fought back while abiding by international laws. The world should double, triple their support for these brave people fighting against absolute evil.

    9. Virtual-History-6099 on

      If Russia wants to keep bleeding itself out for future generations I say be our guest. Become a neutered sick man of Europe for all we care.  

    11. jaggy_bunnet on

      Kind of disingenuous to illustrate this with a fire on a residential building when we all know that’s not what Zelenskyy meant.

    12. Fun-Conclusion-2527 on

      Russia owes Ukraine minimum of $300B given what Iran is getting from US

    13. iceguy349 on

      Fuck it Zelensky should just do it, they aren’t going to stop and Putin is stupid enough to keep things going until his entire government collapses.

    15. RedofPaw on

      Russia can stop these drones immediately. Today. No more refineries being hit. No more flying over moscow. Just go home. Stop killing ukrainians. Easy.

      Ukraine doesn’t have that option. It has to fight in order to survival.

    17. blondie1024 on

      Crimea back under Ukrainian control, when?

      My guess is they will televise those bridges linking Russia and Ukraine coming down for the world to see.

      It’ll be symbolic and historic.

    18. Smackazulu on

      Russia does not respect its own people,
      Burn Moscow and all the shit it stands for

    19. greentea1985 on

      It also makes a good contrast what Russia strikes vs. what Ukraine strikes. Ukraine took out a major oil refinery in Moscow. Russia took out a church and monastery that is a UNESCO world heritage site. One is smartly using its weapons on military targets, the other is trying to rain terror and destroy a whole cultural heritage.

    20. ArgentineBeauty on

      Russia has had years to achieve what it set out to do. Instead it’s facing a growing economic bill, fuel shortages and Ukrainian drones reaching Moscow.

      At some point the smarter choice is obvious.

    22. userhwon on

      Put a few into the Kremlin. Make everyone under 140 years old in the Western world happy.

    23. PrivateBozo on

      It’s been four years. Does he not see the Ukrainian cities and villages.

      Burn it until they stop.

    25. aeraen on

      Wars should not exist. Wars should not involve civilians. Wars should not kill children.

      That said, Go Zelenskyy! They killed your people. They bombed your churches, apartments and schools. They STOLE your children. All while you stuck to military targets.

      You are allowed to fight back in turn.

    26. Salty-Bid1597 on

      I don’t think that’s going to buff out.

      Ukr should take out a few power plants and maybe the airport.

      They should fill some of these drones with leaflets too. Some old fashioned propaganda wouldn’t hurt, especially for Russians who only get state approved news.

    29. vand3lay1ndustries on

      One of the advantages to Trump being a Russian asset is that Ukraine no longer feels bound by the geographic fences maintained by the previous administration, that they adhered to as a courtesy in return for aid.

    30. pxer80 on

      Maybe Putin should follow Trump’s lead with Iran. Just leave and give money to the Ukraine for all the shit they caused for nothing.

    33. Rough_Tap9008 on

      The only way to weaken Putin is bringing the war to the home of his support. Ukraine’s long-range capabilities are doing just that.

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