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From my reading of the event, it happened in Ukraine and I believe that anyone and everyone should be aware that it's a risky thing to be there. I don't even see an attack on another country's property made in Ukraine as something unreasonable.
Oh but big bad stronk Russia bots though.
https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/zelenskiy-france-seal-air-defence-warplane-deals-2025-11-17/
Nice.
*Edited out something I had before, removed it because it just gives more ammunition to the nuclear threatening and saber rattling Putin bots.
Anyway, if NATO gets involved in Ukraine ever, Russia will no longer be occupying anywhere in Ukraine including the east if they felt like it (but that wouldn't necessarily happen considering if NATO has a lot of restraint and doesn't get rid of their stench in Crimea also).
In the form of Russia getting even more obliterated than it has in Ukraine (without NATO's direct help unlike the direct help Russia got from North Korea), sure.
Fire hits Petrocedeno crude project in Venezuela, sources, media say
https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/fire-erupts-petrocedeno-crude-upgrader-venezuela-source-media-2025-11-19/
If the source can be believable, the question is what the hell did the Turkish flagged vessel is doing right in the middle of the warzone?
The owner of the vessel knew that the area is in active warzone and drones in the area. I would say it is irresponsible for the captain of the vessel to be there in the first place. This latest incident is not an attack on NATO. Due to close proximity of the drone attacks, as a precautionary measure, the 2 border villages were evacuated.
Losing to Ukraine is just too embarrasing for them, apparently.... which makes sense when you consider the reason for the war. That reason being, russia is an ethnic offshoot of Ukraine, and they just can't live with that....
You’re talking as if you were European, but you’re not.
You’re American, and your view of European geopolitics shows it clearly.
This incident wasn’t even caused by Russia. It was carried out by two Ukrainians.
So using it to talk about 'Russia vs NATO' makes no sense.
NATO wasn’t involved, and even if they were, they aren’t the decisive force you imagine.
People love acting like they’re giants when, in reality, they just issue statements.
Your whole narrative is fantasy.
Someone out there is clearly trying very hard to drag the US into something bigger.
That level of desperation is obvious.
PUTIN DOOD WAT NOU?
Thanks for the usual useless one-liner.
Anyway, I’m waiting for my meal, hope it’s ready.
No, it’s the same pattern as before. Whenever the situation turns bad on their side, some people try to shift the narrative and blame Russia It’s not the first time, and it won’t be the last.
Then, there will be no hiding it and they will suddenly become VERY quiet and not want to talk about anything....
Though more likely, they will go into an even bigger victim-mode, and cry about how "We didn't know!" and "We tried our best!", and other such lies that fake victims like to lie about....