Investigation is underway, but NATO cannot force the suspected ship to dock into one of its ports.

Investigation is underway, but NATO cannot force the suspected ship to dock into one of its ports.

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  • RubberDuck
    1•9 hours ago

    So… it was an accident? Or what are you saying is the cause?

    • @[email protected]
      -3•8 hours ago

      Could be an accident if this ship is involved. Could be a distinct sabotage operation to frame the ship, or suggest other accusations if it hadn’t been around. I don’t understand “forensic evidence” of the anchor being dragged recently or recent hull “damage.” The drive for a narrative is not going to care about the truth. Which I’m not saying I (will) know either.