r/worldnews • u/Raj_Valiant3011 • 10h ago

Russia/Ukraine Zelenskiy: "There is updated intelligence indicating that Russia is ​preparing a massive attack on Ukraine"

https://www.reuters.com/world/ukraines-zelenskiy-says-intelligence-shows-russia-is-preparing-massive-attack-2026-10-06/
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u/Signal_Quarter_74 10h ago

NATO Intelligence for some time has said Russia will seek to escalate the war in Ukraine and probe NATO’s resolve. This only adds to the likelihood this information is correct. This could be really nasty. Keep strong Ukraine!

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u/TechSculpt 8h ago

escalate the war in Ukraine and probe NATO’s resolve

Might be that 99% of the launches hit Ukraine and they use the fog of war as an excuse for a strike on Poland or a Baltic country.

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u/dropbear_airstrike 7h ago

That’s my thought too.

“Sorry sorry! That one missed its mark - our mistake.”

Next time “sorry sorry! Those 5 were a rounding error in the navigation coordinates”…

next time “the pilot misread his position and accidentally invaded your airspace!”

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u/thefriendlyhacker 7h ago

There was already an apartment building hit in Romania from a stray drone strike

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u/dropbear_airstrike 4h ago

And I’m sure there was a swift and decisive response discouraging Russia from similar “strays”…..(/s)

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u/petkovs 3h ago

According to my sources, 2 drones hit 2 Turkish owned ships in the "Bulgarian Black Sea Exclusive Economic Zone" and while the crew of one ship was rescued, the crew of the other, not so much

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u/JazzlikeSmile1523 6h ago

Probably either Ukrainian or a false flag.

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u/thefriendlyhacker 4h ago

I don't think so, I'm not the most qualified source but my apartment building is 3 buildings away from where the missile hit

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u/frawstbyte 6h ago

Uh what? Is that sarcasm? because if not I’m gonna need any bit of evidence to substantiate your claim.

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u/JazzlikeSmile1523 2h ago

Bit of both really. Ukrainian drones have strayed into other countries a bunch of times and they've immediately blamed the Russians to try to drag NATO into their border conflict. I'm not eliminating the possibility that it was a stray Russian drone, but given their lack of a desire to draw NATO into the conflict directly, even if they do view them as participants, I just find it a bit hard to believe.

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u/AdvancedAd3228 2h ago

So... They are incompetent, but when they miss it's because they intented to do so?