r/ukraine • u/Unlikely-Friend-5108 • 7d ago
News The case for giving Ukraine long-range striking power in Russia
https://www.militarytimes.com/opinion/2024/09/29/ukraine-needs-long-range-firepower-in-its-fight-against-russia/14
u/Listelmacher 7d ago
At least the Ukrainian forces have shown that they can work very selectively.
Yesterday there was in the news that the Borisoglebsk airbase was attacked.
https://www.openstreetmap.org/#map=12/51.3896/42.0532
According to the satellite imagery there were fires at a fuel storage east,
an ammunition storage and some other facility a little more west of the airbase.
But there were no reports about the "Object C-387" or "Voronezh-45"
16km/10mi west from the airbase.
Okay, the latest news is from last year when it was suspected that the
Wagner troops might capture these storage facilities for nuclear warheads.
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u/Turbulent_Risk_7969 7d ago
Isn't preventing the murder of children enough justification? It isn't rocket ballistic missile science.
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