The Dnipro dam atrocity must prompt a re-evaluation of Russian culture

Ukraine has reportedly lost huge areas of agricultural land (for growing vegetables, grain, oilseeds, etc.) due to flooding, and future loss of irrigation water - the countries that import these commodities will have to look elsewhere, putting more strain on global food supply, civilians on both sides of the Dnipro have been forced to evacuate their homes, and these people, their pets and livestock have been lost to floodwaters. Tell us: How exactly is that "more to gain/less to lose"? Are you a Putin apologist? Do you justify the Russian invasion - an act of war - that brought about all this mayhem and destruction in the first place? Are you justifying the Russian infantry's atrocities in Bucha? The cruise missiles fired indiscriminately from Russian and Russian-occupied territories destroying residential apartments and killing civilian non-combatants? Both Ukranians and Russians are dying because of the paranoia and megalomania of a former KGB staffer... There are no winners!

The dam was constructed from thousands of tons of steel reinforced concrete. The breaches in it are hundreds of metres wide. This is not a product of shell or rocket impacts, the dam has clearly been blown up from the inside. Only the Russian army was in a position to do that.