> Say what you will about Russia, but I don't believe they'd attack hospitals dealing with COVID in the middle of the pandemic as a cover for some kind of attac

> Say what you will about Russia, but I don't believe they'd attack hospitals dealing with COVID in the middle of the pandemic as a cover for some kind of attack. I wouldn't characterize it as an attack, its closer to "preparing an attack". And why not - the former President of the United States outright said on TV that the US had placed dormant implants deep inside key Russian infrastructure without pulling the trigger as a preparations/part of countermeasures for electoral meddling in 2016. The decision to pull the trigger was left as an option for his successor. I do not doubt the Russians may be getting similar "insurance" against a possible unfriendly posture from Washington starting January 2021.