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World's only An-225 destroyed by Russian airstrikes

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Re: World's only An-225 destroyed by Russian airstrikes

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Post by bigDinosaur »

nsinenko wrote: post #10
steeve wrote: post #5

Earlier quoted context omitted.

You’re this close to saying the whole thing is Ukraine’s fault, right?

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Even if that were true, which I doubt, who is at fault? Could it possibly be Russia for, I don't know, launching a full scale invasion? :)

Re: World's only An-225 destroyed by Russian airstrikes

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Post by sofixa »

faebi wrote: post #7

How will this affect global supply chains? I heard it was essential to transport certain extra large goods to exotic locations.

Badly. Even more so because it's little brothers ( still enormous, second biggest cargo aircraft), the An-124s, and everything else by Antonov, will have to be grounded due to lack of spares.

Re: World's only An-225 destroyed by Russian airstrikes

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Post by ddalex »

nsinenko wrote: post #10
steeve wrote: post #5

Earlier quoted context omitted.

You’re this close to saying the whole thing is Ukraine’s fault, right?

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The only truth here is that Russia invaded Ukraine, and without the invasion this destruction would not have taken place. Russia brought the war, and now are acting as "well it's your fault for resisting, why can't you just bend over and take it".

This is the incovenient truth. dang, can we please ban in this account that spews propaganda ?

Re: World's only An-225 destroyed by Russian airstrikes

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Post by GlacierFox »

nsinenko wrote: post #10
steeve wrote: post #5

Earlier quoted context omitted.

You’re this close to saying the whole thing is Ukraine’s fault, right?

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Thats not a fact check. You provide no source at all. How do you get your information? Russia Today or the Telegram channels they've infiltrated?

Re: World's only An-225 destroyed by Russian airstrikes

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Post by seba_dos1 »

nsinenko wrote: post #10
steeve wrote: post #5

Earlier quoted context omitted.

You’re this close to saying the whole thing is Ukraine’s fault, right?

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It's absolutely irrelevant which side's shell ultimately reached the plane. The only thing that matters in this context is that it was destroyed during Russian unprovoked invasion.

Re: World's only An-225 destroyed by Russian airstrikes

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Post by sofixa »

nsinenko wrote: post #10
steeve wrote: post #5

Earlier quoted context omitted.

You’re this close to saying the whole thing is Ukraine’s fault, right?

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Ukraine says the An-225 was destroyed on the 26th. And their artillery strike came on the 27th.

With the fog of war, it's impossible to say with full certainty who destroyed the plane. And the whole war is the fault of Russia.

In the meantime, feel free to shove the "inconvenient truth i just came up with and claim is fact being flagged" bullshit up your arse.

Re: World's only An-225 destroyed by Russian airstrikes

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Post by H8crilA »

sofixa wrote: post #12
faebi wrote: post #7

How will this affect global supply chains? I heard it was essential to transport certain extra large goods to exotic locations.

Badly. Even more so because it's little brothers ( still enormous, second biggest cargo aircraft), the An-124s, and everything else by Antonov, will have to be grounded due to lack of spares.

There are still the Boeing Dreamlifter and the Airbus Beluga.

Re: World's only An-225 destroyed by Russian airstrikes

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Post by croon »

nsinenko wrote: post #10
steeve wrote: post #5

Earlier quoted context omitted.

You’re this close to saying the whole thing is Ukraine’s fault, right?

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You made two statements contradicting all reporting made outside of Russia. There's nothing to substantiate it as truth, including your link, which says nothing of the kind.
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