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Car Bomb Kills Russia-Installed Official in Occupied Ukraine

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Car Bomb Kills Russia-Installed Official in Occupied Ukraine - The Moscow Times

A Russian-appointed official in southern Ukraine’s occupied city of Kherson was killed in an apparent car bomb attack, local authorities reported Friday.
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6.24.22
A Russian-appointed official in southern Ukraine’s occupied city of Kherson was killed in an apparent car bomb attack, local authorities reported Friday. Kherson’s so-called "military-civilian" administration told the state-run TASS news agency that one person died in a car explosion in a residential neighborhood in the early morning. "Today, my friend, head of the department of family, youth and sports of the Kherson region, Dmitry Savluchenko, passed away," the Moscow-appointed deputy head of Kherson region, Kirill Stremousov, said on Telegram. He added that Savluchenko died "as a result of a terrorist act in the city of Kherson."

Savluchenko's death marks the first confirmed death of a pro-Russian official in an attack in occupied Ukraine. The Interfax news agency had earlier reported that the Moscow-installed official died in an explosion after a bomb was planted in his car. Gruesome footage shared by pro-Kyiv social media accounts shows a badly damaged car parked in front of an apartment block and a body lying in the distance. Russian forces have since installed pro-Moscow “military-civilian administrations” in occupied areas and introduced Russian currency, media and internet services.
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Ukrainian partisans in the occupied city of Kherson eliminated a collaborator.
 
Another job opening for which there will be no line of applicants. None needed: "Colonel, Vlad here. Good news. I have a job for you."
 
With respect:

You're not only supporting militarism, you're also supporting terrorism.
 
That is war. It gets messy.
 
If that occurred in Iraq towards a pro US leader would that not be called an act of terror?
 
Rogue Valley said:
If rabbits had square assholes would they shit bricks?
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No they would not

I am all for consistency. An act of terrorism is an act of terrorism regardless of who does it or the reason for it
 
Lord Tammerlain said:
No they would not

I am all for consistency. An act of terrorism is an act of terrorism regardless of who does it or the reason for it
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Memo to LT: Ukraine is at war with Russia. Removing pro-Russia collaborators from official positions is intrinsic to partisan warfare.
 
Antiwar said:
With respect:

You're not only supporting militarism, you're also supporting terrorism.
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With respect:

You are siding with the real terrorists (Russia).
 
Roadvirus said:
With respect:

You are siding with the real terrorists (Russia).
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With respect:

No, I'm not siding with Russia. If you think that I'm siding with Russia, then go ahead and show how and why I'm supposedly siding with Russia.
 
Lord Tammerlain said:
No they would not

I am all for consistency. An act of terrorism is an act of terrorism regardless of who does it or the reason for it
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With respect:

How about we call US militarism what it actually is, 'well organized and well funded international terrorism that's more legal, more accepted, and much more widespread and threatening than the poor way of fighting war'?
 
It's going to get much worse.
 
Rogue Valley said:
Yes, you are. It's your function here.
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With respect:

Oops, you missed quoting an important part:

If you think that I'm siding with Russia, then go ahead and show how and why I'm supposedly siding with Russia.
 
Antiwar said:
Oops, you missed quoting an important part:

If you think that I'm siding with Russia, then go ahead and show how and why I'm supposedly siding with Russia.
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With disrespect:

Lol. I don't dance to your tune. Try someone else.
 
Rogue Valley said:
Memo to LT: Ukraine is at war with Russia. Removing pro-Russia collaborators from official positions is intrinsic to partisan warfare.
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Would an Iraqi car bomb on a US allied local leader be considered an act of terror back from 2003 to 2013? Yes or no?
 
Lord Tammerlain said:
Would an Iraqi car bomb on a US allied local leader be considered an act of terror back from 2003 to 2013? Yes or no?
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This is the Russia/Ukraine/Belarus forum.

Take your Iraq what-if questions to the ME forum. Start a thread.
 
Rogue Valley said:
With disrespect:

Lol. I don't dance to your tune. Try someone else.
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With respect:

I was already well aware that you can't support your commentary.

I believe you've said you're Ukrainian. I get it- you're rightly upset.
 
Antiwar said:
With respect:

You're not only supporting militarism, you're also supporting terrorism.
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Asymmetrical warfare is not terrorism. As long as the target is an arm of the enemy, they’re fair game. Terrorism involves civilians.

Soldiers are supposed to be scared of the other side.
 
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