Russia and Ukraine

[The Valkyrie]

Actually, what it did achieve is to show Russians that their haven in the stolen Crimea are not safe and that the Ukrainian resistance can reach them, especially now that the Russian army is getting their arses kicked.

Since the Ukrainians recently acknowledged responsibility for the car bombing in Moscow that killed the daughter of a nationalist writer, I expect it's been clear for a while that terrorists can "reach them" pretty much anywhere.

Didn't this woman advocate slaughtering Ukrainians and support Russian troops raping women and children?

Frankly, I don't agree with the action, but she was no loss to humanity.