Russian government owned news site: What we know about Kiev’s strike on Russian military shipyard

Not a smart move.

RT has more journalistic freedom and integrity than any US or UK corporate run media outlet.

They do.

Article was neutral in its reporting which western corporate media outlets are not. Seems 10 cruise missiles weee fired at the plant 7 intercepted and 3 got through. 20 workers injured as a result, probably were fired from F-16 or Eurofighters that took off from Romania over Black Sea.

Russia never retaliates. I think most westerners thought Russia would respond to something like this with a heavy hand.

F-16s, most likely, and (at least) two of them.

Took off from Poland, entered Ukrainian airspace, launched their missiles, and then... tried to flee back to Poland, but (apparently) two got shot down (near the Polish border) by Russian missiles.

Minor damage to (mostly useless, since they're just floating/diving ducks in the Black Sea) Russian naval vessels in exchange for two (apparently AI-upgraded... and, very possibly, AI-piloted as well, with no human pilots in the cockpit) F-16s seems like a very profitable exchange (of chess pieces) for Russians.

This may actually force the Pentagon to have their F-16s launch missiles from Polish airspace, without ever entering Ukraine.

It's going to be interesting to see what Russians (and Pols) are going to do about that... when it happens (and happen it undoubtedly will).

Russians would definitely be justified in striking airfields in Poland, but we all know they won't do that (because they're chickenshit cowards, no other reason needed), so... it's going to be interesting to see what Pols will do, and whether they will allow the Pentagon to hit Russia from the territory of Poland (proper) or not.

Any evidence of shoot-downs?

More chicken shit pro-Russain Propaganda. Not even worth laughing at!..

Haha!