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  Life Pro Tip: don’t sleep in an ammunitions cache. 
  I have slept on a mattress stacked on crates of 40mm grenades. It was unsettling then, though low threat at the location. This is why.
context: You know its bad when russia admits 63 deaths. >
  
  Confirmed are around 600... Yeah, Russia is quite predictable in inflating/ deflating X10... >
  
  Confirmed is a strong word. It is only some Russian milbloggers who claim this number.
  Other Russian milblogger estimates are lower, but still in hundreds of dead and more wounded.
  Ukrainian side as far as I know published no estimate. >
  
  From the article itself:
  
  Ukraine had alleged that 400 Russians had been killed, a number dismissed as an exaggeration by Russian bloggers. >
  
  How could I miss this... >
  
  That doesn't exactly confirm it either keep in mind. 
  The Ukrainians are going to high-ball the number after all. >
  
  If you have seen the photos of the site you know there is no way in hell less than 300 people died. >
  
  I’ve seen the pictures. It’s a huge building that was flattened into a big pile of rubble and I’m sure everyone inside died. But how do you know how many people were inside? Are there other photos where you see 300 dead Russians? >
  
  One would hope that before sending a decisive killing strike on a massive building, one would have fairly confident intelligence about that building. Such as military strategic importance, estimated personnel and materiel contents, active use, and whether or not it's a school for gifted children or perhaps a lovely wedding hall. >
  
  
  If you have seen the photos of the site you know there is no way in hell less than 300 people died.
  
  How do you glean that from the pictures?