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KingHershberg t1_ixq3955 wrote

Reply to comment by Grut0l in A cave complex with hieroglyphs and Varangian symbols discovered in center of Ukraine - Arkeonews by pheasant-plucker

Why? The Rus' were norsemen merged with east slavs, not just Ukrainians.

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Grut0l t1_ixq8irj wrote

But it's in Ukraine, if it's in Ukraine it's a target for Russia.

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Unlucky_Elevator13 t1_ixr90hz wrote

thats just an ignorant comment

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Grut0l t1_ixr990j wrote

Are we living in a different world? Russia is is targeting everything in Ukraine, including theaters and hospitals, and you believe they won't target an archaeological site? Russians want to do a lot of damage to Ukrainian civilians, as we've seen in the past few months.

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spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_ixrc6ji wrote

The ruzzians literally just bombed a maternity ward, killing a 2 day old baby. And you think that they won't bomb an archeological site just to erase the culture and heritage of Ukraine?

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Unlucky_Elevator13 t1_ixrhrl6 wrote

They absolutley won't bomb an archeological site (caves).

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spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_ixrsngu wrote

Oh sure. The people that steal museum artefacts, bomb theaters, bomb maternity wards, and have bombed many cultural and heritage sites surely won't bomb archeological sites, right? You ignorant rube

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Unlucky_Elevator13 t1_ixrzehy wrote

All those are buildings withing missle strike range. We're talking about caves. Not the same thing. But you do you boo.

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spiteful_rr_dm_TA t1_ixs75aa wrote

I don't know if you know this, but caves tend to have what are called "openings" or "entrances". These are holes in the ground that allow access to these caves, and these can be bombed to close them.

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karma_aversion t1_ixr023g wrote

Anything that proves Ukraine has had a history separate from Moscow is a threat to the Russian propaganda machine that is trying to make Russians think Ukraine never really existed on its own. So they will probably try and destroy these caves at some point to not have this as a reminder of Ukraines past.

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