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I don't understand the reasoning. If Ukraine isn't openly acknowledging the attack doesn't it mean that it's respecting the orcs' "red line" of not attacking wh
by xdennis 4y ago
I don't understand the reasoning. If Ukraine isn't openly acknowledging the attack doesn't it mean that it's respecting the orcs' "red line" of not attacking what they consider Russia?
- ealexhudson 4y agoIf your enemy could be grossly incompetent enough to blow up their own base, or just roughly incompetent enough not to protect it well, why not keep both possibilities open? Maybe they did both :D It is interesting that Russia aren't accusing them of attacking. That's a bigger deal to me...
- HatchedLake721 4y agoDid Russia ever admit that Moskva sank for other reasons than "fire caused a munitions explosion"? It makes sense though, there's no benefit in accusing Ukraine in this, otherwise it means 2 things: - anti air defense didn't work - panic between civilians in Crimea (more so than now people already leaving their holidays)
- saberdancer 4y agoUkraine attacked Russia proper (not just Crimea) before. We all remember Mi-24 over Belgorod but there were also Tochkas fired against airbases (IIRC Taganrog and Milerovo). I don't think red lines exist. Maybe for using western supplied munitions.