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Questions remain over the benefits of similar actions, aside from shock value and forcing parts of Russian troops to bolster their defences by moving troops from elsewhere.
Aside from that, sure. I wonder why Euronews would be against Ukraine retaliating against Russia, other then the fact that it has been bought by an Orban linked company las year.
They act as if forcing troop move is not good enough reason? Ugh
“Now we simply cannot wrap our heads around why Ukraine would try to make Russia move troops from the frontline to go on the defensive on Russian soil! We simply do not understand!!”
it has been bought by an Orban linked company las year.
Fucking what. Noooo, damnit
Oh no, did they cross a line?
Well the border is a line, so... Yes?
Is it the border though. All that got real undefined with the invasion and claims of all sorts of borders. Really the border is just where the war puts it at this point.
Yeah, but they did it in a special military operational kinda way, so it's all good.
It was not a cross border attack. It was a special military operation.
They found weapons of mass destruction
But I thought Crimea was Russia. Wouldn’t that mean that Moscow has always thought they were fighting in their borders? /s