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this post was submitted on 11 Apr 2025
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The most unbelievable thing about this story is that the US military saw something that wasn't a threat and left it alone
Why? They aren't cops!
the orgs themselves don't. really. they don't want those missions.
presidents with wild ideas and congress, on the other hand, have been known to push the mil in that direction.
but look at the doctrine and history, the military does not want that mission. the US barely participates in UN & NATO peacekeeping deployments. we prefer 'enemy here, bomb them' kind of clear cut objectives.
sure thing kiddo.
There wasn't any oil in it.