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context: God these poor people...it's got to be so cold out there. Putin can't die quickly or painfully enough. >
  
  Kyiv subways are usually warm in the winter and that's where most of the shelters are. But yeah, I get it; can't imagine living there under constant threat.
  Sadly some people might take the warning lightly and not go to shelters. Zelensky even said in his Letterman interview that people are getting used to air raid sirens =/ >
  
  Huh. I knew the Moscow subway was built deep to double as a blast shelter. Kyiv's is 21 meters lower at its deepest, at 105 meters. >
  
  Smart architects. >
  
  That’s because the smartest and most qualified people in the USSR came from Ukraine. >
  
  Wasn’t that sub, the Moskova, built in Ukraine? >
  
  Yes a long time ago, then the Russians stole it. >
  
  Fuck Putin the Terrorist >
  
  30 of December was 5 Shaheds. one office building was damaged + some windows of civil building.
  Sergii Popkov, Kyiv's military administration >
  
  How do the Russians suddenly have so many missiles? Could the sanctions buster be getting around sanctions to get chips for the missiles? >
  
  It could be that a lot of what we read is actually biased and alot of what Russians read is actually biased. >
  
  Fuck Russia.  I think it’s time I volunteer to go fight.  I’ve had enough of this shit.  Russian boys I’m coming for you.
  These poor people.  I can no longer sit by and watch!  Time to contact the NYC embassy.. >
  
  If you don't have combat experience you're fucked. 
  Btw, you don't want that smoke...... Just something to think about. >
  
  Yeah I don’t want the winter.  But I do want that smoke.  I have combat experience.  These people need help.. it hurts to sit by and watch that I can give my time and presence to help at least 1 person. >
  
  Stop. >
  
  He did it, he ended the war >
  
  It was that simple this whole time! Why didn't we think of it before?!