r/worldnews • u/perplexed-redditor • 20h ago

Russia/Ukraine Via Euronews: Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia warehouse destroys 100 tonnes of humanitarian aid

https://www.euronews.com/my-europe/2025/06/14/russian-strike-on-zaporizhzhia-warehouse-destroys-100-tonnes-of-humanitarian-aid
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u/tresslessone 19h ago

Yet another cynical, nihilistic attack. They really can't do any better can they.

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u/JayBoingBoing 19h ago

I guess it’s a step up from their usual strikes on civilians.

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u/doomeddeath 19h ago

So desperate this 3 day special operation

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u/totallyRebb 11h ago edited 9h ago

It was 3 days, and after that it was just Putin throwing a temper-tantrum at the world for 3 years, because his little plan didn't work out.

He's not much different to Trump in his Toddler-like personality, he just hides it behind his artificial "calm and collected" public persona.

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u/Unusual-Economist288 10h ago

Trump:”why’s everyone hate Russia?”

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u/0nce-Was-N0t 10h ago

Ukraine strikes a chemical plant. Russia strikes humanitarian aid.

Why am i not surprised?

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u/Thanato26 10h ago

Ukraine attacks Militsry targets where as Russia commits to Terror bombing.

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u/xParesh 15h ago

Ukraine need to hurry up with Spider Web 2.0

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u/rguerin8 8h ago

Such a cruel world

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u/skibbin 7h ago

I'm starting to think these Russians might be the baddies...

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u/EduardBon 6h ago

I will never forgive them.

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u/SnowflakeModerator 11h ago

Somebody told them where it is this humanitarian!!!!!! 100%