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Major events in the Ukraine proxy war, 2026 (view source)
Revision as of 08:54, September 1, 2026
, September 1→Escalation: Maritime Strikes
NATO would not dare engage in an open confrontation with Russia at sea to disrupt its maritime [[logistics]] routes. Therefore, a relatively independent actor is needed to carry out attacks on Russian ships, and [[Ukraine]] is ideally suited for this role. However, this shortsighted move could also backfire. An attack on any vessel in northern waters will increase [[insurance]] costs for everyone traveling that route. Ultimately, the end [[consumer]], primarily in Europe, will pay the increased price.
NATO would not dare engage in an open confrontation with Russia at sea to disrupt its maritime [[logistics]] routes. Therefore, a relatively independent actor is needed to carry out attacks on Russian ships, and [[Ukraine]] is ideally suited for this role. However, this shortsighted move could also backfire. An attack on any vessel in northern waters will increase [[insurance]] costs for everyone traveling that route. Ultimately, the end [[consumer]], primarily in Europe, will pay the increased price.
===Ukraine becomes landlocked===
==NATO attacks from the Baltic States==
==NATO attacks from the Baltic States==