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Don't know if this is the most appropriate thread for this, but its a developing story and what looks like an accident may turn out to be deliberate.
For those not from the UK who may not have seen this on their news, a cargo ship has collided with a fuel tanker in the British Channel. The fuel tanker, used by the US military to transport jet fuel for the many US airbases in the UK, was anchored off the coast awaiting a berth when it was broadsided by a cargo ship on its way from Scotland to the Netherlands, killing one. It wasn't particularly poor weather conditions so it was initially put down as gross negligence on the part of the cargo ship's captain, who after being rescued was arrested. Turns out that the captain is Russian...
Now, not saying there's anything political in this, but its quite the coincidence.
For those not from the UK who may not have seen this on their news, a cargo ship has collided with a fuel tanker in the British Channel. The fuel tanker, used by the US military to transport jet fuel for the many US airbases in the UK, was anchored off the coast awaiting a berth when it was broadsided by a cargo ship on its way from Scotland to the Netherlands, killing one. It wasn't particularly poor weather conditions so it was initially put down as gross negligence on the part of the cargo ship's captain, who after being rescued was arrested. Turns out that the captain is Russian...
Now, not saying there's anything political in this, but its quite the coincidence.