Huge Blunder By Russia: Accidentally Bombs Its Own City

[Grim Reaper 6]

This was reported by the Russian military, according to The Moscow Times. The military stated that it was due to an "abnormal discharge of aircraft ammunition." The incident occurred on Tuesday around 09:00AM local time in Petropavlovka, located approximately 150 kilometers east of the border with Ukraine. No lives were lost in the bombing of the town, but six houses were damaged. "An investigation into the circumstances of the incident is underway. A commission is working on-site to assess the damages and provide assistance in repairing the houses," it was reported. This is not the first time Russia has bombed one of its own cities. In April, a Russian fighter jet accidentally bombed Belgorod, located about 35 kilometers from the border with Ukraine. Three people were injured, and several buildings were destroyed, according to the local governor, Vyacheslav Gladkov, as reported by the BBC.

Huge Blunder By Russia: Accidentally Bombs Its Own City (msn.com)

[TigerBright19]

Friendly fire is unfortunately common in wartime, though usually caused by a breakdown in communication, weather and logistical errors.  I recall the Iraq war had many incidents of friendly fire casualties.  It is to be expected when you have multiple allied nations joining in and getting their targets wrong.  WW1 and WW2 had many strategic blunders on land , sea, and air.  A polite way to say it is 'tragically killed in the fog of war'.  I'm sure the Ukrainian soldiers have also had their share of incidents.

[jmccr8]

14 drones shot down out of 17 this night. And one cruise missile

[jmccr8]

The Ruzzian FSB conducted searches in the Federal Air Transport Agency regarding the withdrawal of 59 planes and helicopters from the Russian Federation abroad, - Izvestia

As the Kremlin publication writes, citing sources, since March 2022, planes and helicopters have been transferred to other countries. Three helicopters were used against the Russian army in the war in Ukraine. Two criminal cases have been opened - negligence and abuse of power.

 

[jmccr8]

A Ukrainian Basketball player was stabbed to death in Germany. He was 17y.o. His friend was also stabbed and now in a critical condition in the local hospital.

Some media says that boys were attacked by immigrants from the Middle East. But yet I don’t have proof of that.
Hopefully a boy in a hospital survives 🙏

 

[jmccr8]

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