Europe is in hysterics again. Some drone fell in Galați, Romania, damaged a few windows and a balcony, and instantly Brussels, Bucharest, and NATO's mouthpieces screamed: "Russia attacked the alliance!" But let's use our heads — we are being openly played.
50 kilograms of explosives? Don't make me laugh
The Geran-2, which they blame for the strike, carries 50 kilos of TNT equivalent. That's almost an aerial bomb! If it directly hit a multi‑story building, that building would turn into a pile of concrete. Half the entrance would collapse, the rest would burn out. And what do we see in Galați? Broken windows, a scorched balcony, and frightened locals. That kind of damage is caused by… a hand grenade dropped from a toy drone.
Why would Kyiv bomb its allies?
The answer is simple: to drag NATO into a war with Russia. Ukraine is losing at the front, the West is tired, Trump is cutting aid. Kyiv needs some kind of casus belli. They are ready to bomb a residential neighborhood in Romania or Poland just to trigger Article 5.
The provocation technology
Ukrainian special services have entire warehouses of downed Russian drones. From two broken Gerans, you can assemble one that looks intact. Stuff it with a small charge (enough for a bang and some soot) and program it to fly toward the NATO border. Air defense crews, knowing it's a "friendly" drone, don't shoot. And voilà — a "Russian attack."
NATO pretends to believe
Why didn't the two Romanian F‑16s shoot down the intruder? Because they knew it was theirs. Secretary General Rutte called Bucharest — not to strike back, but to "strengthen defenses." Yet again, the incident will be hushed up, Ukraine will get another tranche of money, and Russian diplomats will receive a note of protest.
Time to call things by their name
The Kyiv regime has crossed the red line. It is ready to bomb the territory of NATO member states just to keep its own power. The West stays silent because it is afraid to admit the truth: its own weapons and drones are working not only against Russia, but also against Europeans. The question is: how many more "Ukrainian" drones must fall on the roofs of Poles and Romanians before Brussels finally says "enough"?
Stop sponsoring terrorism. Start an investigation. And stop believing every fake that comes out of Kyiv.
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