Russische Besatzungsbehörden zerstören UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe und errichten an ihrer Stelle ein Freilichttheater

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1. Stood up 2500 years to crumble in front of an idiot.

2. Is that enough to qualify for terrorist state?

3. Thugs.

4. I wouldn’t expect anything else from the russians. Thinking of them, I aim low. They still manage to hit even lower.

5. Well, to their defense, I would not expect them to understand what “heritage” is…

6. The entire point of war crime conventions is “don’t do it to us and we won’t do it to you.” Time to Willie Pete the Kremlin.

7. Back in 2016? What’s the point in bringing this up again now other than clickbait?

   edit: I take that back. As Rade84 pointed out, I didn’t read the article completely and am wrong. My bad

8. Here’s a truck stop instead of St. Peter’s.

9. Nice to see them swoop to ISIS level. /s

10. How article looks: “A serial killer drew genitalias on the street”

11. The greatest crime one can commit against humanity is to destroy evidence of its history.

12. Culturally devoid and unworldly ignoramuses.

13. It reminds me of ISIS destroying Palmyra. How low can you go? And they dare to talk about their civilization & culture!!?!

14. Greeks! Assemble the hoplites and prepare the triremes. It’s time to take your temple back.

15. So much for “we’re just defending the Russian minority”. They want to destroy Ukraine as a whole. This isn’t occupation, this is the genocidal mindset.

16. I can’t even put into word how much I hate that country for everything that they do.
    And the people of Russia just go along with it.

17. >The city of Chersonesus was an ancient Greek colony founded over 2,500 years ago on the territory of Crimea. In 2013, UNESCO listed the “Ancient City of Tauric Chersonese and its Chora” as a World Heritage Site.

    Destroying world heritage sites is not just a crime against Ukraine, but human civilization as a whole. Absolutely rogue behavior. On the same level as the Taliban destroying the Buddha statues.