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She’s been radicalized by the attack. This was a big problem for the USA in Vietnam.
These terror attacks strengthen Russian resolve.
Legitimate targets supplying the Russian war machine. FTFY.
Legitimate attacks or not, they will radicalize Russians more and provide fuel for Russia's propaganda machine in the same way that Russian attacks on Ukrainian schools, apartment complexes, hospitals, etc have stengthened Ukrainian resolve.
Using such attacks to destroy infrastructure, supply lines, etc to reduce Russian effectiveness at the frontlines seems fair enough to me, but using it as a psychological tool to convince Russians that they're on the wrong side is completely moronic imo and ignores a lot of historic evidence that terror just doesn't work that way.
Newsflash: business associates of rapists upset that they are being treated as business associates of rapists. Treating business associates of rapists like business associates of rapists will make the business associates of rapists upset.
Interesting to see that you choose to focus so much on the hurt and the pain. All I'm trying to say is that I don't think the psychological aspect is beneficial for Ukraine, rather the opposite...
It doesn't matter anymore friend. This is mutually assured destruction. Neither side is getting out of this fight ever again. In a thousand years if we haven't wiped our pitiful species off the face of the earth Russia will be fighting Ukraine, Israel will be fighting Palestine, and India will be fighting Pakistan. You get that right? This war doesn't end until Russia and Ukraine are both extinct. Putin has made it perfectly clear that radical or not he is not going to let Ukraine go. Ukraine will never live under Russian boots again, not while a single Ukrainian draws breath anywhere in the world. There is no win condition, it's just mindless violence now.
If that's your view of the world, then sure, it makes sense to bomb everything and cause as much death and destruction. I prefer a more positive view of the future though, happier life and all that
It's a pointless war that didn't have to happen. But it did, and millions of civillians are dead because of it. Until Russia leaves entirely, then there is no end to this. No peace.
Ukraine was also radicalized by Russian strikes on civilian apartments, hospitals, theaters, railway stations, markets, schools and power infrastructure (in the middle of winter no less). Or are those legitimate military targets now?
No, but nobody is defending those. This is a complete non-sequitur.
Holy fucking eye roll
Ukraine has limited manpower compared to Russia, and thus needs to take every step possible to reduce the ability for Russia to supply its military, including procurement services such as those provided by Wildberries.
Disclaimer: Not the parent comment's author.
And if that's what's going on here then fair enough, but I at least struggle to believe Russia is getting a significant amount of arms or supplies by the Russian equivalent of Amazon. If Russia's (very real) supply issues were this bad they'd have lost already. One would have to have frankly unearned levels of trust in the Ukrainian government and military to take Zelenskyy's statement at face value. I'm not saying the bombings were definitely a war crime, but Ukraine's claims shouldn't be accepted either until they provide evidence and professional journalism should gasp investigate those claims before platforming them.