• @PseudorandomNoise
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    2624 days ago

    Why am I not surprised they found a way to blame us for it?

    • 🔰Hurling⚜️Durling🔱
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      424 days ago

      Yep, and hopefully it will be the end of the ww3 tensions and they wont instead use it as a reason for escalating tensions even more

        • @TrickDacy
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          224 days ago

          You apparently missed the sarcasm?

          • @[email protected]
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            -124 days ago

            Yes because people seriously say “oh, honey” about the onset of WW3 without a hint of sarcasm all the time, right?

            • @TrickDacy
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              324 days ago

              I see weirder shit on Lemmy every day

    • FaceDeer
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      -1924 days ago

      Aren’t there lots of folks in the comments crowing about how “the embargo is working” and such? If Americans are taking credit for it then it seems quite reasonable to blame them for it.

      • @FrostyTheDoo
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        1524 days ago

        I see one such comment, which is in response to Iran blaming the US, and to me reads as a sarcastic retort to a ridiculous claim by Iran

      • Hildegarde
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        924 days ago

        Many people say many things. Uninformed takes from randos on the internet shouldn’t be taken seriously and responded to by government officials, regardless of nationality.

        If the crash were caused by a mechanical problem, the embargo didn’t cause it. It would be much more the fault of the iranian maintance agency who let the helicopter fly despite its issues. If critical parts are unavailable, the safe choice is to ground the helicopter.

        We can’t be sure until more is known, but this seems much more likely to be controlled flight into terrain. It was foggy in the mountains. Crashes like this do happen even in the US.