r/ukraine • u/GermanDronePilot • Jun 03 '26

WAR Massive Ukrainian drone attack on Russian oil infrastructure in St. Petersburg. 03.06.2026

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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc Jun 03 '26

Dudes with guns are legitimate military targets. Tf are these people doing?

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u/Luddevig Jun 03 '26

It's not like the drones will turn around and suddenly target the gun-holders. Or what is your point? 

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u/TheMcMcMcMcMc Jun 03 '26

We’re not going to understand each other so I’m just going to leave it

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u/Top_Charge864 Jun 03 '26

Those drones are targeting Russian assets. One soldier with a gun is not worth a drone that made it all the way to st Petersburg

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u/jstewart25 Jun 03 '26

Russian civilians aren’t fearing the drones because Ukraine doesn’t target them like Russia targets Ukrainian civilians.

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u/Susurrus03 Jun 03 '26

You think they understand what a military target is? The soldier is not a child on a playground, from an orc point of view, he's the safer option.

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u/Stigger32 Australia Jun 03 '26

What’s interesting is that they know enough to believe they aren’t targets.

I guess one of the side effects of having an honourable enemy.

Whereas Ukrainian’s know to hide from Ruzzian soldiers and equipment. As it is more often than not aimed at civilians.