Scootergate in Russia

The head of Russia's nuclear arms force has just been blown to high kingdom come. The Ukrainians have accepted credit. 

The Ukrainian's had only just charged him yesterday with the use of Chemical weapons in Ukraine.

The only chemical developers are in Ukraine as exposed in the US Senate and Russia is not using chemical weapons - there si no proof of that anywhere bar perhaps in The Guardian.    

By the way dose I see you are in full support of terrorism in which innocent people are killed like happened in the case of the terrorists who went from Ukraine to kill innocent Mosciw theatergoers and now they attacked a block of flats occupied by civillians because a Russian General had a flat in the building.

o Ukraine can b party to terrorism - they in fac use the Asov Battalion - a registered mercenry and terrorist organization registered y the UN as such - to commit war creimes and you are openly supporting terrorism.

I ake it you will be extra hapy - when terrorists attack the Trump takeover of power in the USA and murder of Trump, Vance and some nominees of Trump to serve in his cabinet as well.   In any event the WW3 you two strive for is not going to happen unless it is started by the USA and that scared the shit out of thinking people.

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Luvly jubbly news ................... but heartbreaking for ouMaaikZ

Karma

For the civilians living in the block of flats,    Murder can nve be ssupportd,      Sick isea.

How many apartment blocks in Ukraine have been hit by Russian missiles again?

Children and families face third winter in harsh conditions as attacks intensify

Just last week, a mother and her three children—the youngest just two months old—were killed in a strike that impacted a residential building in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih. Children in the Donbas region across the east of the country have now faced more than 10 years of conflict.

Children are enduring relentless hostilities, prolonged displacement and severe shortages of essential resources including safe water, electricity, and other necessities. Escalating attacks on Ukrainian territory have sharply increased civilian casualties and infrastructure damage since July this year.

“The toll on children is staggering and unacceptable,” said UNICEF Executive Director Catherine Russell. “Children have been killed in their beds, in hospitals and playgrounds, leaving families devastated by the loss of young lives or life-altering injuries.”

Attacks have also severely disrupted water, heating and electricity services. Between 22 March and 31 August 2024, attacks on energy infrastructure across Ukraine destroyed nine gigawatts (GW) of electricity generation capacity. This is equivalent to half of what Ukraine needs during the winter months.

“Millions of children are living in constant fear, many spending an equivalent of up to six hours a day sheltering in basements under air raid sirens,” said Russell. “Without continued and increased support for children, the psychological wounds of this war will echo through generations.”

Since August 2024, some 170,000 people have been forced to flee their homes in the east of the country, with many evacuated from areas experiencing intense fighting, joining the nearly 3.6 million who remain displaced within Ukraine and over 6.75 million who have sought refuge outside the country. In Europe, nine out of ten refugees from Ukraine are women and children.

In frontline regions, nearly three million people are in dire need of warmth, safe water, and healthcare, as schools and hospitals continue to be targeted. Over the past one thousand days, at least 1,496 educational institutions and 662 health facilities have been damaged or destroyed, according to UN data.

Approximately 1.7 million children are without safe water, and 3.4 million lack access to centralized sanitation, heightening their risk of disease amid plummeting temperatures.

“Schools, hospitals, and civilian infrastructure are not just physical buildings; they are lifelines and symbols of hope for children’s recovery and resilience,” said Russell. “Ukraine’s children must be protected from the lasting horrors of this war. The world cannot be silent while they suffer.”

Despite the overwhelming challenges, UNICEF and its partners remain resolute on the ground, providing emergency healthcare, psychosocial support, education, and essential services to those most in need. In 2024, UNICEF’s humanitarian appeal of $633.6 million for children inside and those living as refugees in neighbouring countries remains 30 per cent underfunded.

UNICEF continues to call for international humanitarian law to be upheld by protecting children and the infrastructure critical to their survival. The immediate end to the use of explosive weapons in populated areas and to all grave violations against children must be prioritised.

Together with its partners, UNICEF is committed to sustaining immediate life-saving responses while laying the foundations for long-term recovery and resilience.

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I know all that and tha is exactly the reason for a eaceful settlement of the Ujaine War by negotiaaaaayions.   I object to Russian bombing civililisn buildings and object to terrorst attacks by the Ukraine teroristz.

Take comfort with the knowledge that Lt Gen Igor Kirillov's  now R.I.P.  with all the other Russian war dead in heaven .................. no having to pass Go or purgatory, just head straight through em pearly gates.

Thee Russians found the Ukraine terroristwho blew up a bomb in front of te building where the General is styong.   he eport I a only refer to one individual who was arestd yesterday/   The reprt did not say where he was arrested and whhether they are loong for accmplices,   

I do not know whether the four errorist caught on he way back to Ukraine are still aivem    He won;tlive long/