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Reading this just now is the first time I have felt legitimate concern that this will escalate into war between the United States and Russia. Russia gave a very clear and precise warning that if we directly Interfered we would face repercussions like never before in the history of our country. The United States admitting that we were involved in the sinking of that ship is us calling his bluff. This seems like a terribly reckless thing to do.

I'd like to hear your thoughts on this. What do you expect to happen going forward?

The seems like a very big story, a line was just crossed.

Reading this just now is the first time I have felt legitimate concern that this will escalate into war between the United States and Russia. Russia gave a very clear and precise warning that if we directly Interfered we would face repercussions like never before in the history of our country. The United States admitting that we were involved in the sinking of that ship is us calling his bluff. This seems like a terribly reckless thing to do. I'd like to hear your thoughts on this. What do you expect to happen going forward? The seems like a very big story, a line was just crossed.

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That would be an act of war. Putin will suck it up. Much bigger fish to fry.

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Globalists are already at war with Russia.

They stole $300 billion. Imposed a blockade Supplied arms to an enemy of Russia

[–] • 2 pts

Yeah my opinion too, but I suspect they're going retaliate... But not in a direct/"kynetic way"

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I suspect America chose that target specifically because it's an old ship that was already being replaced and they did not intend to cause severe loss of life. In other words they wanted a propaganda win without drawing themselves into a direct war. When it happened the blue ticks on twitter made a big deal of Ukraine sinking Russia's "flagship" as though it had any relevance to the war.