Comments by "Sergey Misik" (@Jimmy1972) on "Crimea bridge partly reopens after huge explosion, Russia says - BBC News" video.

Is Britain going to condemn Ukraine for the terrorist attack and impose sanctions on it? How would the British react to this if the bridge over the Thames was blown up?
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@DabDabGoose even if the bridge was illegal (not true), it is still a piece of civilian infrastructure used by ordinary people, so attacking the bridge is an act of terrorism, regardless of its legal status. Where were your eyes for the last 8 years when Ukraine bombed civilians in Donbass?
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@ad_astra468 Ukraine also daily bombards the Russian cities of Kherson, Energodar, Donetsk, Luhansk with dozens of victims of civilians almost every day.
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@ad_astra468 Ukraine started bombing Russian cities back in 2014. Before the start of the war in Donbass, about 14,000 people died from shelling by Ukraine.
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@DabDabGoose It doesn't matter if there are international recognition or not. In itself, this does not detract from the fact that this is an object of civilian infrastructure, and it is illegal to hit it, since this is a terrorist act. And those who died on the bridge are not Ukrainians? And Ukraine killed these Ukrainians.
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@DabDabGoose Do you fully justify the actions of Ukraine, which at any other time would be regarded solely as a terrorist attack? If the Russians did something like that - the aggressor, and if the Ukrainians - well done. You are hypocrites.
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@DabDabGoose But doesn’t it bother you that this is an object of civilian infrastructure through which thousands of civilians pass? Are you ready to justify terrorism? If so, don't cry when something like this happens in your city.
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@vOcHaZOv and by this you want to justify terrorism?
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@Rnankn demolition? It has already been restored, there are cars and trains. No, this is not demolition, this is done to intimidate people, so this is terrorism. Demolition is carried out according to clear safety rules, but here they don’t care about people.
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@bonnie7898 no, the conflict began in Kyiv when the residence of the legally elected president of Ukraine was seized there in 2014.
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@bonnie7898 no, it was the US that organized an illegal coup d'état because Yanukovych was not hostile to Russia, and then hordes of bandits from all over Ukraine began to kill the Russian population, which did not agree with their policies. As a result, the people rebelled against the Ukrainian nationalists, and Russia supported them. People in Ukraine want friendship with Russia, and the Zelensky US puppet regime is pulling them into the EU.
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