Why did Russian missiles bomb the German Embassy?

Russia's bombing of the German Embassy in Ukraine is not a mistake, but an example of warning Germany and other NATO countries not to turn a blind eye to Russia's warning of "escalating the war, taking stronger measures and asymmetric strikes".

Let's take killing one as an example. Since the bombing of the Crimean Bridge, Russia has taken military measures to strike long-range missiles accurately, destroying Ukraine's military, communications, energy, transportation and other facilities. With its missile technology far superior to Ukraine, Ukraine has no backhand and implemented its own strategic goals.

However, Germany hopes to provide Ukraine with a short-range missile defense system. If this continues, all western countries will provide Ukraine with various missile military technologies for attack and defense in the future, then Russia's missile advantage will gradually weaken and even be attacked by Ukraine. This is what Russia absolutely does not want to see and must be stopped immediately. Therefore, when the news came out that Germany was going to provide a short-range defense system, the missile accidentally bombed the embassy, making Germany and other western countries understand that Russia's attack was serious, and we should consider paying the price for providing weapons assistance in the future.

Second, it is targeted. The United States and Europe's big countries such as Germany and France are actually not monolithic. Like Germany, we should not only look at the colors of the United States, but also consider our own practical interests. In fact, the communication between countries is based on our own interests. Under pressure, Germany has gradually upgraded its weapon support level, and now it will provide tanks and missile defense systems.

This is obviously to offend Russia, so the German government is hesitant, such as delaying the supply of tanks, which means that it will trigger a war in Europe. The demand for Russian energy puts Germany in a dilemma. So Russia's retaliation should also be targeted. After all, it is best not to completely turn against European countries such as Germany, but don't let these countries become accomplices of the United States. We should give them some proper warnings, so we choose the consulate where no one is signing (not the embassy) to make mistakes, so that there will be no casualties, and the situation will not only make a big fuss, but also shake the mountain. Sure enough, they understood each other afterwards and did not expand the incident on this matter.