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Target wasn’t civilian. Location is a war zone. Purpose is to repel an invading army. 
It’s not terrorism. It is war. Terrorism is when:
Target is civilian. 
Location is non war zone. 
Purpose is to spread terror among a civilian populace. 
This wasn’t a random explosion of a civilian in Moscow. 
No way this is terrorism. It is guerrilla warfare. Russia can leave Ukraine. Occupying forces are war zone targets. The Viet Cong weren’t terrorists. Iraqi insurgents weren’t terrorists. They were enemy combatants in a war zone. As were US soldiers. Two sides in a war. 
And yes British soldiers in Ireland were occupiers in a foreign nation. 
Saudi Sheiks that have a net worth of billions that finance 19 men to fly civilian aircraft into civilian buildings to make a political statement against a nation that isn’t even occupying or at war with Saudi is terrorism.
This was a lawful act of war.  9/11 was terrorism.  Fallujah was war. Ukraine is war. Damn what the Putin bots want to say. The Blitz of London was War. And the counterpunch that was the March on Berlin was war. This is war. Ukraine has a right to repel the occupying forces.
Russia: attacks ukraine illegally
Ukraine: resists
Russia: 😡 >

That should send a clear message to all those separatists who thought they could stay behind and not flee together with the Russians without consequences. >

I prefer "Collaborator Got Got" as a title. >

It was just a special parking operation. /s >

Parked neatly in front of the pearly gates. >

Or the gates of Hell. >

Pro-russian leader gets blown up in illegally occupied territory...
... Russia calls Ukraine (rightful owners of said territory) the terrorists 🤷‍♂️ >

Now that is wrong. Kherson has been liberated and is no longer occupied. This is simply the clean-up of traitorous trash. >

No, Kherson Oblast is very much still occupied by Russian forces. Ukraine controls Kherson City and the area of Kherson Oblast north of the Dnipro River. >

Ho many more car-o-blasts until we liberate Kherson Oblast? >

One, if it's Putin's car. >

Car bombs seem like an occupational hazard if you are a Russian puppet. >

As predictable as the sunrise. >

Hey, it's my native town Kakhovka! It's on left bank of Dnipro and sadly still occupied. >

Slava Ukraini! >

Well, bye. >

Got em >

That poor bomb! Having to touch such human garbage is a travesty. >

Oh.... No.... That's so sad and unfortunate /s >

I can’t wait until we get to hear more about the stories of these heroic partisans. Due to the nature of their work, most of what’s been going on, has had to remain secret but after this war, I imagine we will learn a lot about how the Russians were terrorized behind the lines from ordinary Ukrainians >

In defense of the Ukrainians, his car was illegally parked. >

Well, farewell!!! >

Poor car probably had a lot of miles left in it >

Empathy? Sympathy? Anyone sad? >

Yes. That is a waste of a car. Why couldn't he be killed by accidentally falling out of a window like most Russians? >

LOL!!! >

Good riddance. >

this is horrible. what a waste of a good car >

Ummm, wasn't Kherson already liberated? >

This was in Kakhovka, Kherson Oblast, which is still occupied by Russians. Most regions have the same names as their capitals. >

Yeah, makes sense. >

Dibs band name! >

What a waste of a good car >

Unless it was a Lada. >

Ladas aren't bad cars easy to fix lots of parts >

What would be in an alcoholic drink that's called the kherson car bomb? >

Something pretty explosive that leaves you with a sore head in the morning >

Wolverines!