Ukraine wiped out 100 Russian troops at once in a strike showcasing the range and power of its new US ATACMS

  • Ukrainian forces took out more than 100 Russian soldiers with an ATACMS missile, per OSINT analysts.
  • Four ATACMS were used to target the group, one analyst said.
  • The soldiers would have been out of reach of Ukraine’s shorter-range ATACMS missiles.

A Ukrainian ATACMS long-range missile strike killed more than 100 Russian soldiers in an occupied region 50 miles from the front line, according to OSINT and military analysts.

Ukrainian forces targeted a Russian military training area some 50 miles behind the front line in the occupied Luhansk Oblast in eastern Ukraine, per an assessment by The Institute for the Study of War.

According to two aerial geolocated videos posted on Wednesday by X user Osinttechnical, an account affiliated with the Centre for Naval Analyses, Ukraine appeared to strike the training area with three US-supplied M39 ATACMS tactical ballistic missiles.

JustZ,

Call them attack 'ems, used to attack 'em.

TurdsAdmins,

Great!!! Ukraine is absolutely winning

FiniteBanjo,

War is hell, at this rate Russians would have suffered less losses from forcefully removing Putin.

Jimmyeatsausage,

I’m still amazed that Prigozhen lasted as long as he did after playing chicken with Putin like that…I don’t think things would have gotten materially better if he’d finished his march but it’s hard to imagine it getting worse (at least outside of Russia).

tearsintherain,
@tearsintherain@leminal.space avatar

i’m amazed Prigozhin wasn’t wise enough to take extreme precautions after meddling with someone like Putin.

The_v,

He should have had his “soft” targets better protected. Russia has a long tradition punishing the families of those that oppose them.

VindictiveJudge,

Turning around and marching toward Moscow should have been an obvious point of no return. Either he was going to die, or Putin was, no exceptions.

rammer,
@rammer@sopuli.xyz avatar

He likely viewed his march to be against Shoigu and not Putin. An obvious mistake in hindsight.

Lewo,

The soldiers would have been out of reach of Ukraine’s shorter-range ATACMS missiles

Shorter-range ATACMS still have a range of 165km (103 miles), why would a position 50 miles behind the front lines be unreachable for them? It’s likely that Ukraine is currently expending their existing stock now that they know more is coming.

Jimmyeatsausage,

They also have to keep their launchers at a safe enough distance from Russian weapon systems…so 50 miles behind Russian lines is likely at least 100 miles from the target…right at the edge of the range you mentioned.

TheEighthDoctor,

So…send Zelensky to the gulag and instate a Lukashenko type puppet, give half of the territory to Russia (and the rest later when they feel like it), stay out of NATO and help Russia invade Moldova next. Great plan my guy

FiniteBanjo,

I don’t think the post is necessarily a criticism of killing 100 people, sad as it is. Hopefully this sets the Russians thinking about what’s being done to them by their leadership.

Badeendje,
@Badeendje@lemmy.world avatar

Don’t forget… push all fighting age Ukranian men into service after bombarding them with propaganda “how the west never cared and abandoned them” and “how the evil west is actually at fault for razing their cities, killing their brothers and raping their women”.

The NeoSoviet war machine will then be able to push even harder with a large contingent (>1million) of soldiers that are not True Russians and thus fully expendable.

Habahnow,

Is this actually is a good use of the ATACMS? I mean 100 troop isn’t nothing, but oil refineries or, plane hangers, or tank garages, I think would be better suited for their use. Anybody have additional information on their usage?

bluGill,
bluGill avatar

I don't think these reach any refinery so that isn't an option. What is best is anything that sows confusion.

ShittyBeatlesFCPres,

The U.S. doesn’t allow Ukraine to use U.S. weapons inside Russian territory. England apparently does now but I don’t know if anyone else does. (That’s why Ukraine-built drones are used to attack oil refineries and the like.)

AlteredStateBlob,
AlteredStateBlob avatar

Do you realize how much effort and resources are expended in raising and training 100 human beings? That's thousands of rounds of ammo not being shot at Ukrainian soldiers, because dead men carry no guns, operate no equipment and don't pass on their experience to new soldiers.

It's all around horrible what's going on, but 100 soldiers are no laughing matter. Robotyne was defended by 4 soldiers at one point some weeks ago. Russia has been trying to retake that village since they lost it last year.

Mango,

I’m not convinced that Russia raises and trains.

Badeendje,
@Badeendje@lemmy.world avatar

Not to diminish these 4 valiant Defenders… but they where supported by a swarm of very angry drones

burgermeister,

Missiles are dumb, war is dumb, killing 100 people is dumb

UnderpantsWeevil,
@UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world avatar

Okay, but what if I told you the missile guys were the Good Guys and the dead guys were the Bad Guys?

Maybe I could even establish that Good Guys got more points, so they are now Winning?

Are you against Good Guys Winning?

burgermeister,

Good guys and bad guys are dumb

UnderpantsWeevil,
@UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world avatar

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/44a1a24a-bdee-42c7-9f68-9435d2b48f68.jpeg

Go ahead and say that again, dirtbag.

burgermeister,

Team America was dumb but hilarious

venusaur,
@venusaur@lemmy.world avatar

sad how easily people can be made to celebrate the death of 100 people they know nothing about.

burgermeister,

People are dumb

Bronzie,

While I agree with your point in general, I too «celebrate» russian soldiers being eliminated.
The pure, evil brutality their countrymen have shown the world in the last two years is beyond comprehension.

So I guess it’s more celebrating every Ukranian who gets to live because these men died, if that makes sense.

I’d much prefer they get to go home of course. I think most of us do.

venusaur,
@venusaur@lemmy.world avatar

lots of US soldiers have innocent blood on their hands. you happy if US soldiers die?

Bronzie,

If they imperialistically invade Canada/Mexico and rape and torture both civilians and military alike, then of course I would.

And before you ask: I’d wish the same if my country ever did the same to one of our neighbors. My principles are the same regardless.

Did you expect a different answer?

venusaur,
@venusaur@lemmy.world avatar

yeah i expected you to say that you would celebrate the deaths of any soldiers who kill innocent people, but you very specifically only care about those who invade neighboring countries.

do you celebrate the deaths of the some 15k US soldiers who died in the Mexican-American war?

Bronzie,

Please read snoogums response and reflect on the idiocy of your comment.
You are better than this mate.

Have a good weekend.

venusaur,
@venusaur@lemmy.world avatar

Cool just dodge the question. Weak.

baru,

“just asking questions”

snooggums,
@snooggums@midwest.social avatar

Giving an example that matches the current conflict is not restricting caring to only that scenario.

venusaur,
@venusaur@lemmy.world avatar

They gave a specific example to a broad question so yeah, it’s avoiding a response to my question.

snooggums,
@snooggums@midwest.social avatar

They answered your question.

venusaur,
@venusaur@lemmy.world avatar

Ok then their answer is they only care about invading neighboring countries. Go away.

TurdsAdmins,

Noooo china bad!!! Russia even worst!!!

MamboGator,
@MamboGator@lemmy.world avatar

Defending your country against an invading army is dumb?

iAmTheTot,
iAmTheTot avatar

That's not that the commenter said. You can abhor the death of 100 people, and still commend Ukraine for defending itself.

rayyy,

Those soldiers were most likely high value targets. They aren’t going to wast high value weapons on grunts. Their elimination would likely save the lives of many Ukrainian civilians.

FiniteBanjo,

You can but they didn’t. Sometimes it’s worth the extra effort to also write “Putin is dumb.”

burgermeister,

Armies and invasion are dumb

venusaur,
@venusaur@lemmy.world avatar

a lot of these Russian soldiers don’t want to fight. when you hear 100 soldiers dead, it’s not 100 Putins. it’s just 100 regular people like you and me in a fucked up situation. good for Ukraine for protecting themselves, but “wiped out 100 russian troops” sounds like you’re killing ants. they’re still people.

jnplch,

Maybe in 2022 or early 2023. But it’s increasingly people who sign up because it pays well (archive.is link to bloomberg article, telegram link if you understand Russian).

venusaur,
@venusaur@lemmy.world avatar

sounds like a lot of people joined because of the concert attack and Russian saying it was Ukraine.

snooggums,
@snooggums@midwest.social avatar

Right now we should care about the Ukrainian casualties because they are the ones defending themselves against Russian occupation. Russian soldiers are part of an invading force and the fewer Russian troops the sponer the war will end. It does not matter how many are there willingly or not when they are part of an occupying force.

We can care about the conscripted Russian soldiers who were forced to fight against their will after the war.

iAmTheTot,
iAmTheTot avatar

Nah I'll care about all humans now, thanks.

snooggums,
@snooggums@midwest.social avatar

Cool. Take it up with Putin since he is the reason they are dead.

iAmTheTot,
iAmTheTot avatar

I don't have a direct line to Putin to take it up with him.

Valuing human life isn't coming across as approval of Putin's actions, is it? Cause that would be a weird conclusion to draw, imho.

snooggums,
@snooggums@midwest.social avatar

It isn’t weird to think you are shilling for Russia based on the context.

iAmTheTot,
iAmTheTot avatar

Yes, I think it is weird. Russia's invasion of Ukraine is unconscionable and tragic. This view does not conflict with expressing remorse that 100 human beings were killed in the blink of an eye. The fact that you think holding the latter opinion means the person must be making a political statement is sad.

BombOmOm,
@BombOmOm@lemmy.world avatar

I care quite a bit about the Russian soldiers who left Russia.

I care quite a bit about the Russian soldiers who waved the white flag.

I care quite a bit about the Russian solders who refused their orders and stayed in Russia.

I do not care about the Russian invaders. They made their choice, they will now live (or die) with them.

barsoap,

If they don’t want to die they’re free to march on the Kremlin, instead. Kremlin guards have fewer weapons than the Ukrainian army.

venusaur,
@venusaur@lemmy.world avatar

Imagine you’re in Russia. You see every person who was ever a real threat to the government die or disappear. You can’t flee the country. A coup is highly unlikely; Prigozhin just tried it and the plane he was on mysteriously blew up. You don’t have a lot of options. Makes sense to take your chances against Ukraine than try to overthrow the Russian military/government.

What really needs to happen is for war law to be changed to allow heads of state and government buildings to be targeted. Then they’d be a lot more careful about going to war.

barsoap,

You don’t have a lot of options. Makes sense to take your chances against Ukraine than try to overthrow the Russian military/government.

Not in a strategic sense, no, because Kremlin guards are still less well armed than Ukraine. The trouble, of course, is that people are too scared to make that kind of cool-headed analysis but as soon as there’s a crack in the regime because, say, Omon can’t respond to lesser incidents because they’re lying in a ditch in Ukraine the dam would break. Which OTOH is rather unlikely to happen because regime security is Putin’s #1 concern, he’d let go of Ukraine before risking it, so he won’t kill off their response capability like that. He may be mad but he’s not crazy.

What really needs to happen is for war law to be changed to allow heads of state and government buildings to be targeted. Then they’d be a lot more careful about going to war.

Bad idea. If Putin loses, the Siloviki have a good justification for a coup. If Putin gets assassinated, they’d be forced to declare him a martyr and continue the fight.

And Ukraine thinks the same or the SBU would already have gotten to him. They’re also not touching the likes of Shoigu, they only target competent people: The more of a clown show the Russian regime is the easier the war becomes.

Badeendje,
@Badeendje@lemmy.world avatar

Only professional and volunteers in Ukraine… contractniki. Conscripts are used to fill homeland positions.

Granted… some are voluntold… but I would not characterize it as “a lot” but “some”…

Counting the volunteers who went to war willingly only to find themselves as cannon fodder and now regret their decision as “don’t want to fight” is not correct… because if properly supplied or when easily winning these guys would be wiping out ukranians with a smile on their face.

MushuChupacabra,
@MushuChupacabra@lemmy.world avatar

They’d be alive today if Vladimir Putin didn’t invade Ukraine.

burgermeister,

Vladimir Putin is dumb

UnderpantsWeevil,
@UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world avatar

Sure. And they’d be alive today if they were slightly to the left or right of the blast zone. But their deaths won’t bring us any closer to Putin not invading Ukraine.

We’re going to see a hundred dead Ukrainians in a retaliation strike. And then another hundred dead Russians in a retaliation for the retaliation. Etc, etc, etc.

All this death isn’t achieving its end goals. Its just piling up more and more corpses.

Badeendje,
@Badeendje@lemmy.world avatar

Alternatively… if the Russians occupy more cities and towns, bodies of people executed with their hands tied will fill the streets untill they can get mobile crematoria there to burn them.

So only a Russian defeat will result in less bodies.

BombOmOm,
@BombOmOm@lemmy.world avatar

But their deaths won’t bring us any closer to Putin not invading Ukraine.

The only way for Ukraine to win this war is to destroy Russia’s ability to wage it. This means destroying Russia’s troops, destroying Russia’s vehicles, destroying Russia’s factories, and destroying Russia’s oil and refinery production.

Destroying the invader demonstrably brings Ukraine closer to ending Putin’s invasion.

UnderpantsWeevil,
@UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world avatar

The only way for Ukraine to win this war is to destroy Russia’s ability to wage it.

The Ukrainian economy is utterly exhausted. Its operating entirely on the credit from its western allies (who are - incidentally - keen on carving up and selling off what’s left of Ukraine once the war is over). At best, Zelensky can stop the bleeding of territory to Russian creep. But unless they want to fight this war for the next 20 years (a la Vietnam / Afghanistan / Iraq) they’re not going to end a country 10x their size. Certainly not when the MIC they’re relying on demands giant profit margins for every rocket launched and bullet fired.

Destroying the invader demonstrably brings Ukraine closer to ending Putin’s invasion.

Not when Ukraine is cannibalizing itself in the effort.

snooggums,
@snooggums@midwest.social avatar

Hello there Russian shill.

Passerby6497,

Western allies (who are - incidentally - keen on carving up and selling off what’s left of Ukraine once the war is over)

Da, komrade. It will be sad day when glorious ruzzia NATO breaks up and redistributes land once this war is over.

UnderpantsWeevil,
@UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world avatar

Private Sector on the Frontlines of Land Reform to Unlock Ukraine’s Investment Potential

Not even a secret. USAID is advertising the land grab.

Bronzie,

Then tell us what Ukraine and the west should do.

If it is giving up and letting Russia seize control of the entire nation, then you I have fundamentally different world views.
If it is negotiating with Putin, we are again in disagreement. We don’t bow down to bullies. When we do, they end up taking our lunch money again and again.

So really: please tell us what the best alternative is.

UnderpantsWeevil,
@UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world avatar

Then tell us what Ukraine and the west should do.

Broker a ceasefire, to start, as that ends the immediate loss of life. Begin negotiations for a permanent peace settlement. Establish terms for repatriating land to displaced refugees and compensation for death and destruction of property.

Then hold elections in Ukraine to establish a new postwar government that can continue the peace process.

letting Russia seize control of the entire nation

The only way to prevent Russia from furthering its march into Ukraine is to establish a ceasefire.

Ukrainians had that chance in 2022 and they choose counteroffensive. It failed and they lost territory.

In 2023, they tried again and failed, and lost more territory.

Now Kyiv is under regular bombardment from fortified Russian positions in the North and the entire Donetsk line is under unsustainable pressure.

Either Europe enters the war to bail out Ukraine, Russia accepts a ceasefire and begins a peace settlement, or you’re looking at another big line collapse and retreat, with commensurate territory loss all through the East and South.

KevonLooney,

There is no permanent peace achievable now. Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014 and there was 8 years of peace until they attacked again. They used the peace to re-arm.

The actual solution is escalating sanctions slowly, like a python, to demonstrate to the Russian people that Putin is not in control. A sustained quagmire and waning domestic support is a recipe for Russia pulling out of Ukraine on its own.

It’s been done many times: Korea, Vietnam, Afghanistan (twice!), Iraq. And those are just the ones that involved the US. Authoritarian regimes have to deal with domestic support too. They don’t just magically have unlimited resources to stay in power, especially when their army is outside the country.

BombOmOm, (edited )
@BombOmOm@lemmy.world avatar

Begin negotiations for a permanent peace settlement.

Ukraine is willing to end the war today, unfortunately Russia actively rejects returning Ukrainian lands. Until Russia is prepared to accept peace, the only path forward is to destroy Russia’s ability to wage war.

Ukrainians had that chance in 2022 and they choose counteroffensive. It failed and they lost territory.

??? In 2022, Ukraine pushed the invader away from Kiev, out of Kharkiv, and out of Kherson. Ukraine holds significantly more of their own land today than they did before their counteroffensives in 2022. The entirety of the green shaded area is land Russia once occupied that Ukraine liberated.

UnderpantsWeevil,
@UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world avatar

Russia has rejected returning Ukrainian lands.

All the more reason to call for a cease-fire and prevent them from taking any more.

There is no peace settlement possible until Russia’s ability to wage war is destroyed.

There is no end game for Ukraine that has them securing Vladivostok. They’ll be lucky if they can put boots back into Donetsk.

Ukraine pushed Russia away from Kiev

While giving up Khereon in the process.

Ukraine holds significantly more of their own land today than they did before their counteroffensives in 2022.

They contest more land, thanks to longer range munitions.

And they never succeeded in ending bombardment of Kyiv or Western infrastructure. The Ukrainians power grid is poised to collapse and force millions more to flee westward.

bradorsomething,

I guess russian occupation must be worse, but who understands such things as wisely as you do.

barsoap,

Its operating entirely on the credit from its western allies

Nope. It’s aid, not loans. At least by and large, that is, some small amount of loans might exist. You might be confused by the US passing lend+lease but that was more of a political signal to the Russians.

Certainly not when the MIC they’re relying on demands giant profit margins for every rocket launched and bullet fired.

Generals don’t give a fuck about the military-industrial complex they care about whatever resource they have getting used efficiently because you don’t win wars by being wasteful: You don’t suddenly start shooting ATACMS when artillery will do and is available for the simple reason that artillery shells are easier to get, more abundant.

Not when Ukraine is cannibalizing itself in the effort.

Have a look at Ukraine’s demographics. Have a look at which age range is exempt from the draft. The reason is quite simple: Ukraine is a democratic society, not run by a little man and his viceroys for their own personal benefit. The only country cannibalising itself here is Russia, Ukraine is surviving.

hanrahan,
@hanrahan@slrpnk.net avatar

And Russia is going to North Korea and China for shits and giggles becase they too need help as well as selling thier fossil fuels far and wide.

The issue isn’t Russia stops at Ukraine and it’s happy families, that can’t occur, millions of Ukranines will conduct partisan operstions for decades if they did take Ukraine at all.

The issues are many, an example, do you help your friends in times of need if they ask ? The US did sign a treaty in '91 saying they’d come to Ukraine’s defence if Ukraine gave their nukes up. Another issue, do random countires get to invade other countires and we’re all just meahhhh. It will also embolden countires to just say, no one will care and invade a neighbor (China, North Korea are watching) The US is sending a token amount of military, getting rid of their old shit and refreshing thier weapons systems, spending huge amounts of money in the US to do it. Simialry.otjer nations, like the Netherland, Denmark etc was getting rid of the F16s to replace them with F35s etc. The tanks gifted we’re old ones as another example…

Russia has already said they won’t stop there, so when they take Lithuania, what then ? Try it with Finland and what then ? What if they decide they want to take Poland, what then ?

Fuck Russia, give Ukraine what they want and need. We should be putting boots on the ground ) not at rhe front perhaps but logistics, mechanised repairs etc and military jets in the air.

BombOmOm, (edited )
@BombOmOm@lemmy.world avatar

As you note, Afghanistan beat the Soviet Union, there is no reason to believe Ukraine cannot beat Russia. It is also unlikely to take 20 years given how deeply Russia is expending their Soviet inheritance. We are actively watching Russia drain this one-time resource as their storage yards deplete every month. We have watched the Black Sea Fleet sink and the remnants relegated to the furthest coasts of Russia while Ukrainian grain shipments have recovered. This war is winnable, and Ukraine intends to do just that.

UnderpantsWeevil,
@UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world avatar

Afghanistan beat the Soviet Union, there is no reason to believe Ukraine cannot

Afghan Taliban fighters had big mountain ranges to hide in and retaliate from. And the USSR had no real objective in Afghanistan. It wasn’t a frontline of conflict in the Cold War, just an expensive distraction.

Ukrainians have nowhere to hide. They’re defending cities not hiding in rural highlands. And they’re not fighting the USSR for religious reasons, they’re fighting a turf war for economic reasons.

They’re in the same position as Germany at the end of WW2, defending thousands of miles of flat muddy countryside against layers of mobile artillery.

We are actively watching Russia drain this one-time resource as their storage yards deplete every month.

Russia has the world’s second largest arms industry. They aren’t working off a one time resource, any more than America was in the South Pacific in the wake of Pearl Harbor.

Spaghetti_Hitchens,

I read ATACMS as Attack 'Ems

Anyolduser,

That is the intention of the acronym, yes.

Mango,

And considering they aren’t spelling it out, we may as well just take the bait.

gravitas_deficiency,

I really hope we’re giving them Block 1A or later, because those have a max range of 170-186 miles, which is juuuuuust enough to reach the Kerch bridge from behind the front of battle.

hddsx,

What’s the significance e of the Kerch bridge

CraigeryTheKid,

Kerch bridge

only land bridge from actual Russia to Crimea - isolates Crimea from support/reinforcements & supplies

Milk_Sheikh,

It’s less critical now, but Kerch is still a very valuable supply artery that doesn’t have to go through the Donbas and the higher risk of Ukrainian strikes.

gravitas_deficiency,

It’s one of Russia’s main supply arteries into Ukraine. They built it after they invaded Crimea back in 2014.

UnderpantsWeevil,
@UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world avatar

You want to move the most expensive western missiles into range of the cheapest Russian artillery?

gravitas_deficiency,

Oh, you’re right. Wouldn’t want to use any of that nice military hardware - OPFOR might scratch it.

UnderpantsWeevil,
@UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world avatar

Ideally, you use the very expensive long range artillery at long range.

You don’t run it right up to the front line so the opposition can hit it with a big rock fired out of a catapult that costs a fraction as much.

gravitas_deficiency,

I mean, yeah, ideally, but war is anything and everything but ideal. Even moreso when your logistics are as constrained and inconsistent as what Ukraine’s been dealing with for the last 6-8 months due to political fuckery.

Lewo,

Trying to demolish a capital structure like a bridge with rockets would be incredibly wasteful, they’re better spent for precision strikes on ammo depots, airports, vehicle storage, etc. The payload of the long-range ATACMS is only 214kg, somewhat on par with the FAB-500 bomb, which carries around 200kg with stated TNT equivalent of about 300kg. The truck explosion on that bridge last year was estimated at around 10 tons TNT equivalent, it barely shifted a couple slabs, and was fixed within weeks.

Using sea drones to take out supports might be a better idea, they’re at least considerably cheaper.

FordBeeblebrox,

Has anyone built a sea drone that can fire thomahawks yet? There’s a different variant for every conceivable purpose, they could do a LOT of damage that way and then aim the drone at a nearby ship or port to self destruct

bradorsomething,

Having barely gotten a whiff of what DARPA does, absolutely yes

FlyingSquid,
@FlyingSquid@lemmy.world avatar

Uh-oh. Russia might be running out of prisoners… forced conscripts… patriotic warriors.

jaschen,

They will probably start sending China prisoners to the front lines first. Fuck the CCP.

Fedizen,

Are we just imagining stuff now? Let me try…

They will probably send [venezuelan prisoners] to the front lines first. Fuck [Venezuela]

Maalus,

At least Venezuela won’t run out of prisoners. There will always be someone who undercooks fish or doesn’t go to a dentist appointment.

SatansMaggotyCumFart,

One hundred Venezuelans with vuvuzelas in their vulvas.

bradorsomething,

Look, this isn’t Dall-E, it’s Lemmy…

SatansMaggotyCumFart,

Would Dall-E generate this?

Jaysyn, (edited )
Jaysyn avatar

Good.

Guess @iAmTheTot is a fan.

iAmTheTot,
iAmTheTot avatar

Being not a fan of someone saying "good" in regards to the death of 100 human beings is not equitable to being a fan of Putin. That is what we call a non sequitur; they do not relate to each other in a way that supports you making that conclusion.

jimmydoreisalefty,
@jimmydoreisalefty@lemmy.world avatar

Caring for working class people dying is being a Putin fan?

@iAmTheTot comments:

  1. Nah I’ll care about all humans now, thanks.
  1. I don’t have a direct line to Putin to take it up with him.

2a. Valuing human life isn’t coming across as approval of Putin’s actions, is it? Cause that would be a weird conclusion to draw, imho.

  1. Yes, I think it is weird. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is unconscionable and tragic. This view does not conflict with expressing remorse that 100 human beings were killed in the blink of an eye. The fact that you think holding the latter opinion means the person must be making a political statement is sad.

Owner class will always make more wars for working class people to die, US does the same.

We must not forget humans are being killled due to more endless wars that are pushed by the owner class.

Owner class and their lackeys will always root for: Profit over people.

–

Civil war between field slaves and house slaves.

Reminds me of this song:

Civil War (w/ lyrics) - Immortal Technique feat. Killer Mike, Brother Ali & Chuck D

youtu.be/fabi8nyjsYc

Hawkeye: War isn’t Hell. War is war, and Hell is Hell. And of the two, war is a lot worse.

Father Mulcahy: How do you figure, Hawkeye?

Hawkeye: Easy, Father. Tell me, who goes to Hell?

Father Mulcahy: Sinners, I believe.

Hawkeye: Exactly. There are no innocent bystanders in Hell. War is chock full of them - little kids, cripples, old ladies. In fact, except for some of the brass, almost everybody involved is an innocent bystander.

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