and assaulted a hydroelectric?
Well yeah, they kinda need to capture the power plants if they’re not going to destroy them.
hit a aparment building with a rocket (though it could have been a missfire or error in calculations)
Guaranteed misfire, only retards intentionally shoot apartment complexes with ONE rocket.
didnt they open 20 or 30mm auto cannon on a hospital
Haven’t heard anything about that. I’ll believe it when I see the video of it happening, given that absolutely fucking everyone has phones now and there’s plenty of photo/video evidence for everything else, and ukrainian/NATO media has been known to be bullshitting, like the “russian tank” (ukrainian AA) driving over a car in Kyiv, or the “13 defenders telling Russian ship to fuck off and all dying” (they surrendered and have been recorded arriving safely as prisoners to Russian-controlled city).
P.S. Or, more recently, “children’s hospital hit by russian artillery/MRLS, one child dead, two wounded along with two adults” - even the basic fucking premise is mutually exclusive (if it was actually hit by artillery, they’d need to count the casualties by roster), and even if you disregard that, it’s a lie: the victims are to gunfire, near the hospital, and have been brought in for treatment.
Also, why the fuck are there even CHILDREN in ACTIVE WARZONE? Are civilians not being evacuated on children first (because they’re not combat capable) principle?
word is that they have been using thermobaric rockets wich are banned by the geneva convention
No they’re not. Geneva Convention bans the use of incendiary weapons (i.e. flamethrowers) on people. Thermobarics aren’t incendiaries, they cause volumetric explosions - all the fuel they bring is burned out immediately. They’re basically regular explosives that minimise damage to infrastructure.
or not expecting the ukranian people to dig in so deep
Kyiv is besieged, and so are the other regional centers close to the border. Again, russians could’ve easily leveled the whole place with artillery, moreso that it’s cities and not industries, but they’re not.