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At some point I'd intimate that if these ships keep "accidentally" destroying undersea installations, then I'd start "accidentally" sinking them. Enough is eno
by pseudony 2y ago
At some point I'd intimate that if these ships keep "accidentally" destroying undersea installations, then I'd start "accidentally" sinking them.
Enough is enough, screw Russia
- trhway 2y agosome people in the suitable places are probably already thinking that way - just few days ago a Russian military cargo ship suddenly had explosion and sank in Mediterranean https://en.defence-ua.com/news/sunken_russian_ship_ursa_major_carried_valuable_equipment_for_kalibr_missile_loading-13003.html https://en.defence-ua.com/news/sunken_russian_ship_ursa_majo... "As for the equipment on board, the Navy spokesman noted that it was "quite expensive, sophisticated, foreign-made, and that russians do not do not produce such items." "To understand the importance of this equipment is I remind you that for six months they were unable to load Kalibr missiles in Novorossiysk due to the lack of such equipment," Pletenchuk emphasized."
- fnqi8ckfek 2y ago[dead]
- AYBABTME 2y agoThere seems to be Russian ships accidentally sinking as well, these days.
- yencabulator 2y agoWe really don't need all that pollution in that particular small sea, thank you very much. Confiscated, most likely found lacking insurance, and auctioned off to fund EU defense.
- switch007 2y agoImagine if Churchill was swayed by a green brigade and just surrendered because of the potential pollution...
- yencabulator 2y agoImagine being so war hungry you'd rather destroy something than gain its monetary value.