Looks funny, but I get the impression that the building was poorly constructed and kinda just fell away when some part of it was hit by whatever. I can't see an inch of rebar or seismic reinforcement anywhere.
So there's your silver lining, Ukrainians: a bunch of poorly constructed cities are going to be rebuilt from the ground up. It remains to be determined whether it will be courtesy the US taxpayer or the Russian one. That said, I think we can all agree it would have been better had it not come to this.
Looks funny, but I get the impression that the building was poorly constructed and kinda just fell away when some part of it was hit by whatever. I can't see an inch of rebar or seismic reinforcement anywhere.
So there's your silver lining, Ukrainians: a bunch of poorly constructed cities are going to be rebuilt from the ground up. It remains to be determined whether it will be courtesy the US taxpayer or the Russian one. That said, I think we can all agree it would have been better had it not come to this.
Dare we mention, "Khazarian lightning"?