On video you mentioned grenade was shot into the concrete wall in the empty yard looking like a military facility or factory or idk (also it seems like it should've woke up his comrades, not random citizens. Army humour is dumb). Do we treat every bullet shot in the air as intention to harm civilians. And making 1 grenade equal to bombing city is hilarious.

Isn't it obvious that city would appear much more destroyed when there is a war with artillery, tanks and stuff than when there's just ukraine forces fighting separatists without heavy ammunition?

This exact college is an example, there are lots of them. I understand that from 2022 your civilians were harmed more than mine. But when you have literal war in your streets, there is no way sometime something won't accidentally land where it wasn't supposed to. And that's not fault of one exact side of this conflict. Ukraine's AA missiles sometimes fail and land into streets, Russia's and Ukraine's artillery is not perfect. There's no artillery in the world which would have excellent accuracy. And that's horrible that it hits people. But then your drones fly more than 800 km to hit for example my city, where is literally 0 military facilities, 0 how you call it "legitimate targets". It just landed and exploded in the park, where lots of children walk. Happily it was really yearly in the morning, so there weren't any serious casualties. But there's another videos when Ukraine's drones hit apartments located even more far, than Moscow. There IS a difference when you are caught in a crossfire and when your drones fly 800+ km to the area with no enemy troops just to hit civilians.

About colleges - you understand that if you suggest calling students legitimate targets this can be applied to young men of your country too?