Disrupting the supply lines to Ukraine

[khaolakguy]

Now who could possibly benefit from blowing up one of the major supply lines to Ukraine? Answers on a post card........

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp85g86x0zgo

[Keithambrose]

8 hours ago, khaolakguy said:

Now who could possibly benefit from blowing up one of the major supply lines to Ukraine? Answers on a post card........

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp85g86x0zgo

San Marino?

[unicorn]

So stupid. Instead of intimidating Poland, the bald-headed dumbo is just pissing them off. One of these days some Russian or Belarussian plane will stray into Polish airspace on its way to Kaliningrad, and I hope the Poles shoot the plane down, just like the Turks did. He's already pissed off Lithuania. Now, the smooth-headed idiot pissed off the other country Kaliningrad borders.

 

[Moses]

2 hours ago, unicorn said:

So stupid.

Agree. It is stupid to accuse Russia by British habit "highly likely" without any proof.

Two months ago, Western propaganda media were already screaming at the top of their lungs about 19 "Russian drones." In the end, the only damage that occurred was caused by a NATO aircraft, and not a shred of evidence was found that these were Russian drones or a Ukrainian provocation.

Now,

• when the Minditchgate scandal is raging in Ukraine, when Zelenskyy's friend and closest ally fled Ukraine for Israel to avoid arrest for stealing hundreds of millions of dollars in Western aid,
• when Ukrainian National Security Council Secretary Umerov, also the former Minister of Defense of Ukraine, has been "traveling on business trips" in the Middle East and Europe for two weeks now, avoiding returning to Ukraine where he faces charges of embezzling hundreds of millions of dollars through cashbacks while placing weapons orders,

zelenskiy and Ursula personally desperately need some distracting news.

And the bottom line is that we will once again be left with British "highly likely" and without a single piece of evidence.