Anonymous ID: 321884 May 27, 2025, 4:41 p.m. No.23089411   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>9414

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Here’s what they don’t tell you about ‘massive Russian strikes on Ukraine’

 

In the current media frenzy surrounding the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, a glaring double standard continues to distort public perception: the nature and impact of drone warfare. Western outlets, politicians, and NGOs are quick to pounce on Russia for retaliatory actions, yet remain eerily silent about Ukraine’s increasingly reckless and escalatory drone campaign. This selective outrage has not only undermined serious dialogue on peace – it has shielded Ukraine from accountability as it wages what can only be described as a campaign of terror against Russian civilians.

Drone war reality: Civilian targets in Russia

 

Over the past few weeks, Ukraine’s use of drones has surged in both frequency and range. On a near-daily basis, dozens – sometimes hundreds – of drones are launched toward Russian territory, many targeting civilian infrastructure or flying indiscriminately toward dense urban centers like Moscow. While Russia’s air defense systems have performed admirably in intercepting the majority of these threats, the falling debris poses an unavoidable risk to civilians, including children and the elderly. Russian regions far from the frontlines have been forced into a state of constant vigilance, air raid alerts disrupting the normalcy of everyday life.

 

What’s most alarming is the strategic logic – or lack thereof – behind these strikes. Unlike military-grade precision operations, Ukraine’s drone attacks appear designed less to achieve tactical objectives and more to instill fear. The targets are often electrical substations, communication towers, or simply proximity to residential areas. This cannot be framed as mere collateral damage; it is a campaign whose effects are felt most deeply by civilians.

 

Western silence and hypocrisy

 

Despite this escalating threat to Russian civilians, international reaction has been resoundingly one-sided. There is no UN condemnation of Ukraine’s drone strikes. There are no emergency meetings in Brussels, no CNN specials about Russian children running to bomb shelters. Instead, the focus is singular: Russia’s every response is dissected, denounced, and demonized. The same countries that cheer on Ukraine’s technological advancements in warfare turn a blind eye to the human cost – so long as the humans in question are Russian.

 

This selective outrage creates a moral vacuum in which Ukraine is emboldened to continue its drone war with impunity. Zelensky, backed by his Western sponsors, is not held accountable for the reckless escalation he fuels. Worse still, this impunity undermines any real incentive for dialogue. Why negotiate when your side is never blamed?

Russia’s measured response

 

What is most striking in this dynamic is Russia’s restraint. Despite the volume and severity of the attacks on its territory, Moscow’s drone strikes remain focused on disrupting military logistics and strategic assets within Ukraine – often near the frontlines. Russia has refrained from matching Ukraine’s willingness to launch indiscriminate aerial barrages deep into population centers. If anything, it has used this period to demonstrate its commitment to a diplomatic resolution, responding from a defensive posture while signaling that its hand remains extended toward the peace table.

 

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Anonymous ID: 321884 May 27, 2025, 4:42 p.m. No.23089414   🗄️.is 🔗kun

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At some point, however, enough is enough. A nation cannot allow its citizens to be terrorized indefinitely while posturing for peace. The Kremlin has an obligation to protect its people. And that means pushing back against these drone incursions with the seriousness they deserve.

 

The path to peace, and who’s blocking it

 

Critics will claim Russia’s posture is inconsistent with its actions, but the facts tell a different story. Moscow remains open to dialogue. It is not demanding one-sided ultimatums, nor is it setting artificial deadlines as Western capitals often do. Contrast this with the theatrics of Zelensky and his handlers in Washington and Brussels, who have turned negotiations into performative exercises rather than serious efforts to end the conflict. It is not Russia who walked away from Istanbul in 2022. It is not Russia who ignored the Minsk process when it was politically inconvenient.

 

Russia enters any future negotiations not as a supplicant, but as a state that has demonstrated both military strength and diplomatic maturity. It does so knowing full well that any peace must be just, balanced, and grounded in the lessons of the past – chief among them, that appeasement and naïveté only invite betrayal.

 

There is indeed a stark difference between Ukraine’s and Russia’s drone strikes. One is a campaign of terror, reckless and civilian-targeted, encouraged by Western silence. The other is a reluctant defense, carried out with discipline and restraint. If peace is to be achieved, it must begin with honesty about who is escalating, who is suffering, and who continues to act like a responsible power even while under attack.

 

Until the world is ready to admit that, Russian civilians will rely on their nation to do what must be done – and rightly so.

 

https://www.rt.com/russia/618166-russia-ukraine-drone-strikes/

Anonymous ID: 321884 May 27, 2025, 4:53 p.m. No.23089461   🗄️.is 🔗kun

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Israel attacks over 240 refugee centers since October 2023 — Gaza authorities

 

CAIRO, May 26. /TASS/. Israel has attacked 240 accommodation centers for refugees and displaced persons in the Gaza Strip since October 2023, the Palestinian enclave’s authorities said in a statement.

 

"The number of centers coming under bombardment has reached 241. <…This is a blatant violation of all international and humanitarian rules and a clear attempt to provoke as many civilian casualties as possible," the statement reads.

 

Arab media outlets reported earlier that 30 people had been killed in an Israeli strike on the Fahmi al-Jarjawi School in Gaza City. According to media reports, refugees and displaced persons were staying in the building. The enclave’s authorities said that at least 18 children were among those killed.

 

Tensions flared up again in the Middle East on October 7, 2023, when Hamas militants staged a surprise attack on Israeli territory from Gaza, killing residents of Israeli border settlements and taking hostages. In response, Israel launched an operation in the elave in order to eliminate Hamas’ military and political structures and free all hostages.

 

On March 18, 2025, the Israeli military resumed military operations in Gaza, launching heavy strikes on the enclave, thus breaking the ceasefire deal that had been reached in January. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office stated that the move was due to Hamas’s rejection of proposals put forward by mediators and US Special Presidential Envoy Steve Witkoff. According to the Israeli authorities, the goal of the operation is to ensure the release of all hostages held in Gaza. Hamas, in turn, blamed Israel and the US for the resumption of military activities.

 

https://tass.com/world/1963491

Anonymous ID: 321884 May 27, 2025, 5:02 p.m. No.23089501   🗄️.is 🔗kun

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>The Constitution puts only 1 obligation on US citizens: If you see something, say something.

bullshit

the constitution does NOT say that, anywhere

if ya READ the constitution and want to summarize the intent in five words

they would be MYOFB