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Not to worry. If a nuke goes off in or near Ukraine (or any NATO country for as long as the conflict drags on), everyone will know exactly who was responsible.
by lisasays 4y ago
Not to worry. If a nuke goes off in or near Ukraine (or any NATO country for as long as the conflict drags on), everyone will know exactly who was responsible. And no one will believe that country's attempt to paint it as a false flag operation. For even a nanosecond.
There are plenty of obvious (strictly internal) reasons for the U.S. to gather as much data as they possibly can about such an incident. If anything, it would be a mark of incompetence for them not to set up such a network.
- dragonwriter 4y ago> If a nuke goes off in or near Ukraine (or any NATO country for as long as the conflict drags on), everyone will know exactly who was responsible. If an actual nuke goes off (sabotage or accidental incidents involving a reactor could be a different story) blame-assigning press statements aren’t going to be the center of attention, is my guess.