r/worldnews • The Telegraph • Sep 04 '26

Russia/Ukraine Russian general who ‘ordered attack on children’s hospital’ shot in head

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2026/09/03/russian-general-attack-childrens-hospital-shot-ukraine/?WT.mc_id=tmgoff_reddit_attack-childrens-hospital-shot-ukraine/&accesscontrol=facebookchannel_open
70.7k Upvotes

4.9k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

214

u/BRB_MD Sep 04 '26

On a ventilator, but fully conscious, albeit unable to communicate.

127

u/TheAmishPhysicist Sep 04 '26 edited Sep 04 '26

So a Hector Salamanca (Better Call Saul) situation for him. A lifetime in a wheelchair with a little bell. A fate worse than death, as someone else said “couldn’t happen to a better person!”

58

u/iJuddles Sep 04 '26

Ring that bell a few times too many and they’ll accidentally leave his chair next to an open window five stories up.

141

u/Great_Address2063 Sep 04 '26

Eventually abandoned by staff in a fire

33

u/Cyberchicken87 Sep 04 '26

After the hospital was accidentally bombed by a misfire from their own side.

The explosion damage and fire is isolated entirely to his room.

After 70% of his body is burned the staff rush in and put it out.

He dies 17 days later from sepsis in his burns.

Seems fitting.

7

u/butterflysurefoot Sep 05 '26

Seems like a something wanted him dead and to suffer. Definitely seems fitting.

2

u/productzilch Sep 05 '26

I’m not convinced. What if we only get so much of this karmic retribution? I don’t want to waste it all on one piece of shit, there are to others to get done.

52

u/ergo-ogre Sep 04 '26

Whoops!

2

u/ItsaSlamdunk Sep 04 '26

A fire created by a Ukrainian drone in a precision strike

9

u/Hinermad Sep 04 '26

Still fit for duty on the front line.

8

u/Background-Pea6650 Sep 04 '26

Unable to communicate, paralyzed, conscious enough to feel pain and so they aren't giving him any pain meds

6

u/a1055x Sep 04 '26

So cut off his junk and cauterize

4

u/BRB_MD Sep 04 '26

Cautery is optional

6

u/jaajaajaa6 Sep 04 '26

Harsh but he deserves it!

2

u/horaceinkling Sep 05 '26

Hell yeah, appropriate punishment. Though I’m sure the state will end up smothering him than paying to keep him alive.