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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]All of this continued death and suffering just so NATO and Zelensky can avoid a hit to their ego. We could have a peace agreement but not for this. An absolute travesty.[/quote]

No, the death and suffering are because the russians invaded a soverign nation with its own borders and refuses to get out. What does that have to do with NATO or Zelensky's ego?

Maybe look to Putin's ego and why he feels it necessary to invade other countries?[/quote]

Are you serious? The timing of bombing two days before NATO summit in Washington does not eing the bell? [/quote]

With that missile strike, Putin has just guaranteed that NATO will give Ukraine even more support.

https://www.dw.com/en/ukraine-updates-us-vows-air-defense-after-hospital-strike/live-69599868

Putin has a really weird way of trying to deter NATO.  /s[/quote]

Isn't it weird how "bad guys" around the world do these weirdly cruel acts, that do nothing to help them win conflicts right about the time the US is debating whether to arm their opposition? Hospital strikes, barrel bombs, pulling babies out of incubators, the list goes on-and-on.

Its also weird how the news media suddenly stops using passive voice when the "bad guys" are at fault:
[img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GSCRtbUXAAArwZ-?format=jpg&name=large[/img]

I'm sure its just a coincidence, and nothing to be concerned about. [/quote]

FaLSe FLaAAaAG!!!!!1!

Yeah right.

And as if Russia were ever the "good guys" - defending Russia and the world against imminent, illegal, hostile and brutal NATO invasions and oppression.

You people live in deranged fantasy land.

Here's the bottom line:  Russia has hit similar targets many times before, to include schools and other hospitals.  Maybe not intentionally, but then some of their missiles and weaponry are imprecise and have a non-zero fail rate.  Trying to stick your head in the sand to deny and deflect serves nobody.  There were numerous other Russian cruise missiles hitting targets around Kyiv when the explosion affecting the hospital happened.   There was definitely a cruise missile (identifiable because it was jet powered, you could see the intake and hear the distinctive engine noise) that was captured on video when it happened.  Ukraine would not be using cruise missiles for anti-aircraft.  Cruise missiles are for long range attacks.   Sure, it's possible that there could have also been debris from an antiair rocket involved, but again, there would be no antiair rockets being launched if there weren't a dangerous Russian air attack already happening.[/quote]

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