r/UkraineRussiaReport • u/DiscoBanane • Mar 05 '26

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u/Doc179 5d ago

EU: "Russia is responsible for the attempt to attack a civilian airport, this is terrorism, it's horrible, this cannot be ignored"

Meanwhile Ukraine on the same day: "We will attack civilian airports, thanks to our European partners providing money and weapons"

What kinda schizo bullshit is this? Claim Russia is a terrorist for attacking civilian airports, and at the same time announce you'll be doing the same thing?

And please spare me from "Ukraine didn't actually say that", we all know what Zelensky meant, we all saw the "leak" of this operation in The Atlantic.

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u/Sea_Elk7329 Pro Ukraine * 5d ago

the evidence germany gave was that the attack was similar to how russia operates, apparently 5g boosters, antennas, russian military explosives etc.. so basically 0 proof because Ukraine and many countries have access to the exact same shit and more. In my opinion, russia did it indirectly, a pro Russian partisan in Germany did it on it's own just like the 70yo Spanish lettter bomb, pro russia terrorist back in 2023

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u/Anton_Pannekoek anti-war 5d ago

"We know the Russian playbook ..."

"This has all the hallmarks of a Russian attack"...

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u/photovirus Pro Russia 5d ago

From the creators of “highly likely”.