I believe it’s because society is collectively entering the first stage of grief — denial — over the very scary possibility that we humans may soon lose cognitive supremacy to artificial systems.
I know ChatGPT wrote this slop for him, but I somehow doubt you'd be writing shit like this if you actually thought all of humanity was about to enter a stage of collective anger at you and your colleagues in particular next lol
I have basically no idea about how difficult an operation like this would actually be, but I wouldn't be surprised if the US/UK provided the equipment and guidance by proxy, but did set up an actual Ukrainian team (who probably have no idea who actually sponsored them) to carry it out.
If the war goes horribly they could just let Ukraine take the fall and if it doesn't they've got some free dirt on Ukraine to sabotage a potential accession of Ukraine to the European Union if they weren't cooperating with US interests to loot the country in its aftermath.
What makes this particularly spicy is that the suspect's Italian attorney is already arguing that his defendant was part of the Ukrainian military and was "just following orders" (good bit to do in Germany) when they blew up the pipelines. Germany seems like it might actually take this kind of seriously, so maybe this will be when the EU starts completely turning on Ukraine now that the war is basically over?
Imagine if Germany still waved the swastika symbol nowadays
glances at the Bundeswehr using the Iron Cross as its emblem, which is meant to hark back to the Teutonic Order and the crusades, and which the nazis unsurprisingly fucking loved using all over
Libs in the rare case when a piece of media does not want them to understand a protagonist as "chosen specialest good boy" or "psychopathic sexyman tumblrbait"
Still think this is funny?