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I’m not a general or anything. But I think you need to eliminate like at least eight enemies during your most massive attack to win a war.

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Yes, you also generally want to hit military rather than civilian targets.

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I guess that’s why none of us are generals or anything

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We’ll just have to somehow deal with living a life of not killing other people.

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Wow. Russia spent hundreds of millions of dollars worth of cruise missiles and drones to kill 7 people and not even blow up a dam. What an acheivement.

Fuck these Putin clowns.

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Did you read the article?

“Russia launched 127 missiles and 109 attack drones”

and later it says:

“Previously, an attack last December when 158 missiles and drones were fired at Ukraine, had been considered the largest attack so far.”

It’s been a while since I was in school but I think 236 drones and missiles is more than 158?

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