The missile strike on Okhmatdyt, Ukraine's largest children's hospital, with what appears to be Kh-101 or a variant, is part of a deliberate strategy aimed at forcing Ukrainian civilian society into submission. This strategy is coupled with the systematic destruction of the
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The missile strike on Okhmatdyt, Ukraine's largest children's hospital, with what appears to be Kh-101 or a variant, is part of a deliberate strategy aimed at forcing Ukrainian civilian society into submission. This strategy is coupled with the systematic destruction of the country's energy infrastructure. The approach is clear: deprive a modern, industrialized society of essential services like electricity, internet, and healthcare, while instilling fear for the future of children. This generated social pressure is intended to push Ukraine's leadership into negotiations from a weakened position, allowing Russia to secure the most advantageous terms. The only way to stop this is to ensure that the consequences of such attacks outweigh any perceived benefits.
The reality is that Ukrainian society is unwilling to submit, while Western support is insufficient to halt these attacks. The attacks will continue because there are no negative consequences for Russia in carrying them out.
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