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Message:: [QUOTE="PavloK, post: 12880021, member: 110549"]Oh yes, I would be glad if the Russians would stop. But alas. They are persistent. For four years they have been storming my hometown and have finally come within three miles. Over these years, war has trained us so well that we can live a surreal life. Russian combat drones fly through the streets even during the day. They destroy cars they don't like. Very often, a city dweller arrives at the store, does some shopping, and comes out to find their car on fire, attacked by a drone. No one considers this an accident. Just bad luck! Garbage collection, bus routes, and postal service have already been suspended in some areas of the city. Banks and large gas station chains are already fleeing the city. But there is still electricity, gas, and water. Stores are open. In my article "Weak nerves cost too much in war" for The Saint Magazine, I described 10 stages of the death of cities in war. We are now halfway through.[/QUOTE]