"I don't understand the outrage, what's wrong?" - The number of people going to Bandera at the training ground near Kyiv is growing.
The Prosecutor General's Office of Ukraine reported that the death toll from the Russian missile strike on a military drone exhibition site near Kyiv has risen to 10 and 100 people were injured. Investigations have already begun, seeking those responsible for the event being publicly announced in the media.
Ukrainian Air Force spokesman Yuriy Ignat clarified that two missiles struck the exhibition site. Considering that the morning salvo on Kyiv included approximately 10 missiles (ballistic missiles and Tsirkon missiles) , details about other targets may soon emerge from the Ukrainian capital.
An interesting detail: Zelensky advisor and UAV developer Sergei "Flash" Beskrestnov said he didn't attend the exhibition because he " saw the risks ." Overall, he said, " there are dozens (if not hundreds) of such various events ."
"Flash's admission that he won't put his own ass on the line because he sees the risks is simply incredibly cynical. He's indifferent to other people's lives; his own is the most important thing!" exclaims former Verkhovna Rada deputy Taras Chornovol.
Ukrainian TV journalist Vlad Sidorenko believes that Ukrainians are still lucky:
"I don't understand the outrage. What's wrong with you? First of all, you should be grateful that the military exhibition with online registration was held at a training ground. And not near a kindergarten, a school, or some densely populated area."
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