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Not a military target, and definitely not an intelligence target.
No, I know. I just know that Russia doesn't respect rules of engagement, so the thought has probably occurred to some of them.
It isn't? AFAIK the whole decision making apparatus of the military and intelligence services are all there, neatly tucked between civilian stuff like museum etc..
The net effect of a strike like that would not destroy Russian intelligence, only increase it.