| ▲ | somenameforme an hour ago | |
That was a rather obvious false flag attempt, presumably from Ukraine. It was a weaponized drone, the first that would have been directly used against NATO, that was found just outside a Ukrainian plane and by amazing coincidence just sat there instead of detonating. When Russia wants to directly attack NATO they'll likely do exactly what the US/EU is doing and simply arm e.g. Iran/Houthis/etc with weapons/locations, let them push the button, and then go all Slava Allah or whatever while Russia is like 'oh we're not involved in this conflict you have with Iran.' Great precedent that's been set. --- That said I do expect Russia is likely involved in at least some of the incidents of weapons factories and other things that have been going boom, but it's always going to be done with plausible deniability - sleeper agents with no direct ties to Russia, and the like. They're not going to just start bombing planes in airports with drones. | ||
| ▲ | Muromec an hour ago | parent | next [-] | |
Don't discount russian incompetence and sloppiness. They are really big on half assing everything | ||
| ▲ | strictnein an hour ago | parent | prev [-] | |
> That was a rather obvious false flag attempt No, it wasn't. > That said I do expect Russia is likely involved in at least some of the incidents of weapons factories They're involved in all of them. > sleeper agents with no direct ties to Russia This isn't a movie. They pay criminals to do criminal activity. They're not utilizing "sleeper agents" to burn down a building. >When Russia wants to directly attack NATO they'll likely do exactly what the US/EU is doing and simply arm e.g. Iran/Houthis/etc with weapons/locations, let them push the button, and then go all Slava Allah or whatever while Russia is like 'oh we're not involved in this conflict you have with Iran.' Great precedent that's been set. What does this even mean? Are you equating Ukraine with Iran and the Houthis? | ||