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> The current narrative, that it was a faction of the Ukraine, seems the most plausible to me. Russia had no incentive to blow it up either. But why would a Uk
by m000 4y ago
> The current narrative, that it was a faction of the Ukraine, seems the most plausible to me. Russia had no incentive to blow it up either.
But why would a Ukrainian faction not publicly claim the biggest successful sabotage act against Russian infrastructure? Ukrainian side had no qualms about claiming the Crimea bridge sabotage, or drone strikes deep in Russian territory.
- The_Colonel 4y agoBecause it's a sensitive issue. The pipelines are Russian, but they lead to Germany. It's easy to use this for propaganda purposes.