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Not a good morning!
About an hour ago, an enemy rocket drone struck a residential building in the Novopecherski Lypky area.
It’s clear that the Russians were aiming at a specific house.
And this strike was preceded by an “investigation” published by 21.09.2026 by Bihus, in which they exposed the likely location of the Minister for Veterans’ Affairs, Vitalii Kim.
4 days passed and the Shahed jet drone flew into the area of the house mentioned in the report.
You can’t say they were lucky and the drone missed its target, because it still hit a residential building and brought disaster with it.
I won’t go into a legal analysis of an apparently commissioned piece that is also being artificially amplified; I’m speaking solely about the moral aspect of this story.
Everyone knows how much Kim has done for this country since 2022 (and many don’t), they know that Mykolaiv held thanks to him, they know he was one of the few who stayed and didn’t run, they know how big a provocation he is for the enemy, they know the enemy hunts him and has repeatedly tried to eliminate him—and yet people publish his whereabouts.
On one hand, the National Agency on Corruption Prevention closes declarations, and on the other hand, in pursuit of hype, shameless and thoughtless journalists act like this.
If you “discover” something, do it in a way that a person of that status remains as incognito as possible, and don’t show to the public the locations of his temporary stays.
After all, write a formal request to whoever you deem necessary and don’t create such problems for the person and everyone around them, even random passersby.
But no—this is the YouTube-era of suspicion, labeling, replacing due process with public shaming, dancing on graves, and smearing people long before a court decides.
And all of this at any cost, even when the consequence could be more than one human life.
Idiots. No words.
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