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r3v0lv3r's avatar

Damn, today my main job is to argue with zombies, trying to convince me that the hospital was hit by Nassam.

It`s crazy how people argue about so obvious thing.

On the other hand the hit on the Artyom Work and the secondary explosion was really made my day black.

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Sagittarius's avatar

The majority of the hits you've counted are very likely actually debris - I don't think even these sick sociopathic blockheads would target regular residential buildings with long-range precision missiles. So, the problems are:

1. The lack of long-range SAMs to shot down cruise missiles on their route instead of near the targets.

2. The lack of radars to fill the radar field on these routes and have enough spare radars to switch on while the 1st shift is relocating after being at work and spotted.

3. The lack of anti-drone AD weapons to shot down the Rusian drone spotters.

4. The lack of anti-ballistic missile coverage to ensafe at least some radar positions from the Russian ballistic missile strikes, because these are too fast to relocate the radars in time every day for years.

Ukraine have some means to solve the 3rd problem only. All other aspects need so much money we can hope for foreign military aid only.

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