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I think you somewhat underestimate the difficulty of blowing this up. You have to find it first. Diving to 80 metres is _not_ child's play! Then locating the pi
by rich_sasha 4y ago
I think you somewhat underestimate the difficulty of blowing this up. You have to find it first. Diving to 80 metres is _not_ child's play! Then locating the pipe with possibly poor visibility. Finally it's a big chunk of metal and concrete, you'd need the kind of explosives you can't just buy at your local corner store. I'd imagine Baltic traffic is well monitored, especially now, so if you don't want to be caught, or identified post factum, parking your fishing vessel for hours on the spot won't cut it.
That said it is well within any Baltic state's or NATO country's "easy zone".
- sydd 4y agoUSA did look there some something sus https://twitter.com/inteldoge/status/1573450988744331274?s=46&t=w8vIXMrwBlRcbJCQfCKwcw https://twitter.com/inteldoge/status/1573450988744331274?s=4...
- KennyBlanken 4y agoIf the US Navy were up to "something sus" they probably wouldn't have their ADS-B transceivers on...
- maratc 4y ago> You have to find it first. It would be very visible on an average sonar. (An average sonar is $500 or so.)