🚨HUGE: GLENN DIESEN ASKS IF NATO HAS CROSSED FROM PROXY WAR TO DIRECT WAR AFTER ST. PETERSBURG STRIKES — ESTONIAN PM SAYS DESTROY RUSSIAN REFINERIES FASTER, MAPS SHOW ROUTES OVER POLAND AND LITHUANIA Ukraine is at war with Russia. St. Petersburg is Russia’s second-largest city and main Baltic fuel port. Overnight Ukrainian long-range drones hit the oil terminal and other targets there. Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal is shown saying the faster Russian oil refineries are destroyed and Russia’s ability to sell energy is cut, the better, because those sales fund the war. Maps with the reports draw routes from Ukraine north through or near Polish and Lithuanian airspace. Lithuania reported an unidentified drone entering its airspace and crashing in Pasvalys; NATO jets scrambled. A Polish account asked whether authorities warned eastern Poles that Ukrainian drones were flying overhead or whether sirens only sound for Russian drones. Glenn Diesen posted the strikes and asked whether NATO has crossed the line from proxy war to direct war, why there is no discussion of where that line lies, and whether anyone will chant “unprovoked” if Russian missiles later land on European cities. The frames show the Estonian statement and the maps. The strikes are reported. The exact paths and any Polish warning remain claims. Who decides when a strike on Russian fuel infrastructure that uses NATO skies stops being someone else’s war?