r/InternationalNews • u/speakhyroglyphically • May 13 '24

Ukraine/Russia Ukrainian missile strikes Russian apartment building in Belgorod

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u/WallabyUpstairs1496 May 13 '24

According to a user

The missile was a failed intercept by Russia, the apartment complex wasn't it's intended target.

https://www.euractiv.com/section/global-europe/news/ukrainian-missile-shot-by-russia-kills-15-in-belgorod-apartment-block/

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u/speakhyroglyphically May 13 '24

Oh thanks for that info. But why a sticky? You could have just commented. Seems a bit imposing if im honest

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u/waldleben May 13 '24 edited May 14 '24

To make sure people know Ukraine didnt bomb a residential building? Thats important to know

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u/speakhyroglyphically May 13 '24

importabt

Absolutely /s

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u/waldleben May 14 '24

are you doubting my message or making fun of a spelling error?

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u/kittykittysnarfsnarf May 14 '24

I wouldnt be surprised if Russia did this on purpose to fuel a lie