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alrighty_then A little surprising there are still fresh targets to hit – for either side – after years of fighting. Maybe their drones have improved capability/range to enable new strike options. Reply
justrudi alrighty_then said: A little surprising there are still fresh targets to hit – for either side – after years of fighting. Maybe their drones have improved capability/range to enable new strike options. There are plenty of facilities and business work as usual, it is only military-valuable targets are hit in russia. However, due to the lack of battlefield progress for russia, their new strategy is to crush civilian life that is a rear supporting the defense. So russia is expending what they now consider military objects by striking more and more civilian objects, on which Ukraine responding equally as a gesture and indication, that Ukraine tries to defend in the war meaningfully and lawfully. That is the main reason why it still makes a feeling that there are surprisingly more targets to hit. As there actually are more targets, because civilian objects not become military objects in russia's military eyes. Reply
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