On September 12, 2026, a fire tore through a Bulgarian ammunition factory supplying Ukraine's military, raising questions that extend far beyond the charred walls of a single facility. Whether born of negligence or deliberate sabotage, the blaze illuminates how fragile the infrastructure of modern conflict can be — how a single point of disruption in a supply chain can ripple outward into something larger than itself. Authorities have opened an investigation, but the deeper question the incident poses is one humanity has long wrestled with: how do we distinguish accident from intention, and wh