Beach season in occupied Crimea
Beach season in occupied Crimea
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I don't understand parents who take children to an active warzone in enemy occupied territory for vacation. It's also pretty gross the local authorities aren't heavily discouraging it too.
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My guess would be that it is people who live in an active war zone in enemy occupied territory. But who knows…
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Russians were sunbathing on Thai beaches the day after the tsunami hit. While people were literally recovering bodies. A war won’t deter them.
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Crimea has been occupied for a decade, it's hardly an active warzone.
And they aren't crossing into enemy territory. People live there. And lots of them are Russian, including the authorities.
And finally, a beach might just be the safest place in Ukraine. What do you think is going to happen?
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Could be transplants who've been living there since the occupation
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Doesn't Ukraine not have a built up Navy? Who's idea was it to waste all the resources on building a sea wall?
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This is the concrete left over from the navy they built. Unfortunately the concrete ships sank the second they left dry dock.
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I hope that kid is safe
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Why even bother with the tank caltrop?
The tidal ones are way sturdier.
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Sad as fuck, but if I were a child I'd be climbing those things and jumping between them having a grand old time
O, yeah. This is absolutely one of the things I would have thought was cool as fuck as a kid. Then as an adult questioned why the hell I was taken there for vacation.
Then a cool uncle would offhandedly point out how these defenses are optimistic about any Russian ship getting to the dry part of the sand.