Killing of Russian general cements SBU’s reputation for abrupt vengeance

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1. The fat generals sitting comfortably behind the lines ordering the employment of internationally banned munitions will hopefully think twice about it in the future.

2. The dildo of consequences rarely arrives lubed.

3. Who’s next on the list?

4. Ngl it’s weird hearing IEDs described as “abrupt vengeance” after spending the last 20 years of the GWOT describing them as “terrorist attacks”.

   Something something one man’s terrorist is another’s freedom fighter…

   edit: to be clear I don’t think this is terrorism and I’m avowedly pro-Ukraine, I just find IEDs being described as “abrupt vengeance” funny given the last 20 years.

5. Even if Russia somehow won, this kind of thing will be happening for ever. People don’t forgive when their people are killed.

6. A very professional and targeted assassination of a legitimate target. No use of nerve agent and or killing of innocent civilians 🇬🇧.

7. This isn’t some Israeli move: this is pure Eastern European logic. And good to see

8. I swear when the SBU finally calls it a day we’ll see they’ve made Operation Wrath of God look like child’s play or something like that

9. Imagine if they got Putin, DM and Shoigu all at once. Russia would collapse from the in-fighting between factions.

10. Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦

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