> It's because Ukraine has no military infrastructure to speak of, anymore. The common tactic thus far was to station military staff and supplies in civilian buildings, move them out before a strike if possible, then release a news report how Russians are targeting civilian installations. There is a reason this keeps happening, no one spends a billion dollars just shooting missiles at random.

Russia 100% does, or else, if they where actually hitting military targets with these missiles they would of won the war by now.

Russia uses these terror strikes on civilians as a method of waging war, an attempt to get the enemy to surrender.

It's an act of terror, and just one of many war crimes Russia commits weekly.