Curious industrial disasters keep hitting Russia...

[jmbar2]

Russia seems to be unusually industrial-accident prone lately.

Over the past three days, three Russian industrial plants crucial to the war effort have blown up. Today, a water dam in Krasnodar mysteriously malfunctioned, resulting in flooding.

Coincidence? There is no clear reporting on these incidents yet, but there are suggestions they could be linked to western cyber activity using STUXNET-type technology. As a leader in the design and manufacturer of industrial logic controllers, the US would be in a unique position to understand these sorts of industrial vulnerabilities.

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[Tomconroy]

1. Putin matches?

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[TomSlick]

2. Russian saboteurs, Ukrainian saboteurs, US cyber attacks, or just bad karma,

either way, it's pretty cool.

[Maru Kitteh]

10. All of the above please!

And then some.

[GoCubsGo]

21. My money is on "Stuxnet: The Sequel."

With an assist by self-sabotage due to infrastructure neglect. And "bad karma" is a given.

[Deep State Witch]

3. Sabotage?

IDK about the dam, but I'm wondering if there might be a bit of sabotage going on.

[alittlelark]

4. Poor Puty - it sux when almost all of the world despises you.

You look in the mirror and see a Czar God - the rest of us see a deeply damaged man child still in a high chair demanding attention.

I actually feel sorry for him - he is almost as damaged as 45. I would NOT want to live in that head full of worms for a second. We, as Homo Sapien Sapiens NEED to stop creating these mental mutants - if we do not the roaches or rats will take over this planet.

[Leith]

5. Russia

never seemed to put much stock in quality control, safety procedures, or worker wellbeing. When shit blows up, they stand in front, wave their hands, and shout "nothing to see here!"

[The Unmitigated Gall]

6. This would be a good time

To watch “Chernobyl” again.

[jmbar2]

7. That was a GREAT program

And also terrifying. Autocracies are not particularly good at safety.

[Hekate]

8. Whoever the saboteurs are: Godspeed and may the FSB never catch up with you, ever. nt

[orangecrush]

9. ...

[GB_RN]

12. That's Too Big...

Go smaller! 😂

[Mariana]

13. ...

[LiberalLovinLug]

14. lol

[MerryBlooms]

16. 😄

[EndlessWire]

19. Oh, goodness, I love it!!

I can't remember what they call these things, tardi... something...but I have another close up image of one that I look at every once in a while. I don't know how you did this, but TY for the image!

[lefthandedskyhook]

11. It is all adding up

The sooner put in is taken out, the better

Recipe for world peace:

1: Take out put in
2: Enjoy world peace

[LiberalLovinLug]

15. I'm kinda hoping its Russian anti-war sabateurs

Like the French Resistance.

I want to be able to cheer for some Russians. I know there are good ones out there.

[EndlessWire]

20. Yeah...

The sooner Russia experiences infrastructure losses, the better. At least these are targets involving the war, and not random residential hits to make Russia suffer. So be it.

Yeah, it would be great if all this was from their own people who have finally woken up.

[sheshe2]

17. Add the two Oil Exex's to the equation.

They offed their families and then themselves within days of each other. Coincidence? I think not.

[MerryBlooms]

18. Sounds like Trump's version of "Infrastructure Week!".