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    Einst war es die Heimat von über 70.000 Einwohnern – dann wurde es zum Schlachtfeld – heute liegen die verlassenen Ruinen der völlig zerstörten ukrainischen Stadt Bachmut – in der Oblast Donezk.

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    1. Saerdna0 on

      Albert Einstein once said ”Peace cannot be kept by force, it can only be achieved by understanding.” I wish we had real leaders in the world.

    3. Gcmarcal on

      The number of people who died battling for this place is almost the former population.

    4. fortuna_audaci on

      If this is what „protecting Russian speakers“ looks like, I would politely decline the protection if I spoke Russian. It’s also interesting to consider when Russia sells or gives away this land to its Russian citizens, how many Russian speakers did they steal from? That thought experiment somewhat gives away the lie of „protecting Russian speakers“.

    6. ComfyDema on

      One has to wonder how long it will take, or if it will even be worth the human toll cleaning up and rebuilding with how many mines, boobytraps, and unexploded ordinance lays in these ruins. Its heartbreaking.

    8. Common-Ad6470 on

      It’s what Ruzzians do, they can only destroy like a cancer of humanity.

    10. James_avifac on

      It is always so fucking depressing looking at Ukraine on Google maps. Seeing Bakhmut makes me tear up. Just entire cities of people living their lives; turned into a meat grinder because of a narcissistic tiny man, who wants to bring back the Russian empire.

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