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It's all very odd. To me there are two telling things: - Russia was very unbothered on day 1 of the explosion. Surely, someone blowing up _their_ pipe would ha
by rich_sasha 4y ago
It's all very odd. To me there are two telling things:
- Russia was very unbothered on day 1 of the explosion. Surely, someone blowing up _their_ pipe would have them up in arms about it? But no.
- It was the same day as the opening of a key pipeline between Norway and Poland. Feels like a "you think you have energy security?" moment.
But it's all speculation, ultimately...
- pydry 4y ago>Russia was very unbothered on day 1 of the explosion. On day 1 nobody except the culprits knew wtf was going on. I wouldnt read too much into their hesitancy to comment.
- rich_sasha 4y agoDunno. I mean, it's all speculation, and I see how it could be many other actors. But imagine someone blowing up a German wind farm, and the German government saying, "hmm". Russia is generally quick to anger. Also the political risk for everyone else seems suicidally high.