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  Looks to me like the Battle of Britain. Bombing civilians to demoralise them. 
  But as we know from years in the war on terror it only radicalised the people. And in case of Britain it made there fighting spirit stronger!
context: 18 injured, people still under the ruins. Rescue operation is ongoing.
  Before and after of hit building
  Video of building
  Rescuing people
  Screaming from the ruble
  More footage
  Sun setting, so rescue will have to be performed at night
  Some lucky people being rescued by crane
  Update: Russian strike on Dnipro kills 5, injures 39, including 7 children
  Ongoing rescue at night
  Loudspeaker says "citizens who cannot move around on their own, come to the window, wave your hands".
  Statement from Zelensky
  Local residents are helping rescuers clear away the rubble
  ru telegram lying that it was Ukraine's own air defense
  russian reactions
  Fuck you russia >
  
  Even if it was Ukraine’s own air defense, which it wasn’t. 
  It would still be Russia’s fault, cause they are the people firing the missles  in the first place. 
  Such a pathetic and cowardly  excuse. At least have the balls to own up to being the evil fucks you are. It’s not like the Russian people will ever hold them accountable. >
  
  Russia has a new top general. The last guy targeted power and water and it didn't work. The new guy is probably targeting civilians, hoping that has better results. >
  
  Blows my mind that they are willing to waste limited military resources on this. All they're doing is shaking the wasp's nest, and pissing off a population that has the full financial backing of the West to fight Russia for as long as they're willing. >
  
  This is what I’ll never understand about Russia.
  It’s clear to the entire world that Russia is operating with limited supplies of everything, especially missiles. Them doing this only makes the Ukrainian’s more determined to win and dwindles Russian already limited supplies. Surely the Russian government must realise that there will be a day where they can’t keep hitting Ukraine with missiles and Ukraine will unleash months of pent up anger against them, centuries if you include everything that happened to Ukraine before this war. While Ukraine continues to get stronger, Russia continues to weaken. And that will happen until the Russians are fully kicked out of Ukraine.
  Russia will suffer. And not just the population, the government will too, the ones who weren’t lucky enough to die before the fall of Russia that is. Ukraine will one day snap and hit back hard. There’s only so much a government can sit back and watch their people be massacred en masse before they retaliate. The Russian military will disintegrate against a fully equipped, heavily armoured Ukrainian army. Russia will eventually be forced to concede, whether that’s in a year or ten years, Ukraine will fight to the bitter end either way, and the government will face a very angry population, with their military either all gone or ready to revolt.
  And I don’t believe putin is this stupid. Which makes me winder what he actually wants. I don’t think he expects, or even wants to win this war. I think he just wants to cause chaos and destruction everywhere he can before he kicks the bucket. >
  
  What does a person willing to die wish to understand?  Nothing.  He is in it until he wins or he is removed … period. >
  
  He has already lost. >
  
  And yet it doesn’t seem to matter to him? He’s not done is the point until he’s dead. He will continue to cause death and destructive actions . >
  
  It’s just amazing. I just don’t understand how a person could be that evil. >
  
  Photo
  Civilians under the rubble >
  
  Is that a dead guy to the left? On the ground? Jesus >
  
  Yes. By far not the goriest photo. It seems you haven't seen 3yo girl from Vinnytsya that was disemboweled and almost turn in half by the part of the ruzki missile debris. >
  
  Having a 3 y/o myself, this would fuck me up to see. Even reading it is turning my stomach. I'm not a violent man and have never even fought, but I'd happily watch a 50 caliber bullet open a window in Putin's head. Would save thousands of lives; very possibly thousands of children too. >
  
  putin is too easy to put the blame on, but the reality is much more harsh. It's not putin who gives and executes the exact orders, it's not putin who is cheering up on the news of the dead ukrainian children in the comments, it's not putin who says nothing about this war, or even in some verbal or text form condemns it - but still fucking keeps funding it and support russian war machine with their actions.
  Every. Fucking. Russian. Who does nothing to actually stop the war, overthrow totalitarian government, fight even for THEIR OWN COUNTRY'S FUTURE.
  Is responsible. >
  
  I agree but still think killing him has the best chance of ending things.
  Also, it's not like they haven't tried. They've been trying for at least a decade but Putin's been efficient at defenestrating/silencing any opposition. And a revolution still needs charasmatic leaders to lead (see: Alexei Navalny) >
  
  Navalny aka ex-white power neonazi who said “Crimea is not a sandwich to give it back” yeah…. >
  
  Huh, I hadn't heard about that before. But quick research shows he had made some hateful comments years ago. Regardless, there's still plenty of other examples of Putin's opposition being silenced. >
  
  Yes. But please keep in mind that putin opposition does not equal someone less imperialistic and better in common moral sense.
   As a ukrainian I think if navalny would become a ruler - we would get a much worse war in the next years. That time it would be less corrupt on the rus side and it would cause more death to us >
  
  People are thinking that Putin is bad because he usurped the power. However, how does it come that all the other candidates be even worse? Maybe there’s a whole bunch of people full of hate who are setting up the guiding lights for the politicians? 
  Back in time western leaders thought Putin was a liberal politician (like Navalny hype now) >
  
  Imagine the monster who ordered the bombing of a residential building.... >
  
  "Dude, are you really gonna bomb a residential building killing dozens of innocent civilians?"
  "Are you really asking that to the guy who just a couple decades ago killed hundreds of his own Russian civilians bombing multiple apartment buildings?" >
  
  I don't think there's anyone in the world who has such a hard-on for killing Russians as Putin does. Stalin was the same. It seems to be a thing with Russian leaders. >
  
  Tsar Nicholas II was the same. Dude thought of his massive armies the same way I thought of my Warhammer pieces when I was 15.
  As horribly as he and his family died, people hated him quite rightly for the things he did. >
  
  He was a piece of shit.
  His children were innocents though >
  
  Yeah, especially his 13 year old hemophiliac son. =/ >
  
  Why is that such a well known history that he was hemophiliac? Like that’s one of the first things I remember when someone mentions Russian history. >
  
  To expand on what the other commenter said, it was closely associated with why Rasputin was able to make his way into the Tsar's inner circle, but it was also a huge deal historically for other reasons. Because the Tsar was a hereditary monarchic position, it was inherited by the firstborn son of the Romanov family. The Tsar and Tsarina had four daughters before they finally managed to have their son. When he was finally born, he was quickly discovered to have this horrible disease that would likely cut his life extremely short. So a lot of people were aware that if something extraordinary didn't happen, the Romanov line was completely fucked. >
  
  Oh wait is that why some of the British royal family had hemophilia too? The hapsburg inbreeding iirc? Maybe that’s why I remembered it too. >
  
  The whole world should see it.  This is a deliberate blow.  I am in the Kharkiv region, today there were three missile attacks on an energy facility in my town, which is two kilometers from my house.  It's impossible to explain how scary it is.  I can only roughly imagine the horror experienced by the people in this house. >
  
  I'm pretty much sure they did it on purpose. >
  
  I grew up in Dnipro and this is a massive residential neighborhood. It would take you hours and hours to walk around it. It could not have been on accident because where were they aiming otherwise? There are only houses, supermarkets, cinemas and all the rest is residential multi stories buildings.