If those are indeed bodies and the date is accurate I think it's strong evidence for Russian responsibility. All the Russians have for the satellite image is that it's fake, but that doesn't sound that convincing to me. What happened there involved civilian deaths in the hundreds other than the six or seven marks shown in the one image I've seen but though there are some questions I'd agree that this looks Russian.

The Railway incident has the missile serial numbers though hopefully we will get more evidence.

Edited by Stirlingsays (09 Apr 2022 6.17pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

It's a pointless distraction, detached from the big picture and designed to loosen support for a people in peril. Said big picture isn't one that's at all hard to see (an invaded and besieged country). Not as though we'll ever be invaded, but if we are I'd like to think it would be recognised on those terms, rather than our misery and destruction being the backdrop to whatever inevitably fringe angle can be found to denigrate or doubt us.

With some you have to wonder what is really going on with them. Their focus, the groups they target, the passion behind doing so. The lack of contrition for, or apparent understanding of their own behaviour. Do that in the real world and you're ejected from the pack. Which, in all likelihood is explanation enough for its online presence. The digital bandaid of the failed.

Edited by BlueJay (10 Apr 2022 3.38am)

I drove from Barcelona to Warsaw last weekend and dropped supplies and two volunteers, we were supposed to bring back some refugees but nobody wanted to come, the rumours were that the end of the war was imminent. Personally can’t see it myself as the volunteers are now on the border and everyday more and more arrive.

[Link] - How Kyiv was saved by Ukrainian ingenuity as well as Russian blunders

"Moscow’s forces were thwarted, too, by pieces of foam mat — the Ukrainians call them karemats — costing as little as £1.50. The mats prevent Russian thermal imaging drones from detecting human heat. “We held the karemats over our head,” said Konoko, explaining how his men moved stealthily in tiny groups at night. In that way soldiers armed with anti-tank weapons supplied by the US, Britain and others could sneak up on the Russians, fire their deadly and accurate missiles and then slip away."

Straight after his topless horse (and dolphin) riding sessions.

You might be onto something..

Theresa May astride an alpaca forging a path through a field of wheat (naughty)

Kier Starmer riding a pony into a gender neutral bathroom