>according to an investigative television report aired Thursday
Oh? what network?
Mostly left-leaning or extreme left:
https://timesofisrael.com
https://jpost.com
https://haaretz.com
Mostly neutral:
https://i24news.tv/en
Mostly right-leaning or neutral:
https://tv7israelnews.com
https://israelhayom.com
https://ynetnews.com
JFK Jr eh?
>>22156633
Nothing about the Pueblo
What was Liberty's mission?
Why are things still classified?
Images look fine to me
>>22156643
So why did Egypt not launch any fighters to intercept?
Did they know she was a clown ship?
Kek
Wikipedia?
Really?
Someday in the future some Psychiatry type is going to go though these breads and have a banging Thesis for their Phd
Autism versus Schizophrenia or some such
>>22156749
Why did Egypt not launch fighters to intercept?
Did they know what her mission really was?
I'm still offering discount lobotomies, hurry while prices are low!
Buy a bidet now
Because you are totally awesome and support the struggles of chemo patients worldwide you hero you
Wikipedia is not going to cut it
I don't recall that
I certainly won't discount it
>Is it wrong to be kind of excited about seeing a new attack vector?
Not at all, tells me they intend to continue the stupid right up until the fixed bayonets tap them on the shoulder
Let the dancin begin
Well, a fewer number of palestinians for starters
Gee Abdullah, did the mean old jets waste your little fig tree field?
You'd think that all the searchlights that have been used for movie premiers and mall openings somebody would pull one out and light up a drone
Ya don't say
Canada #42 >>18757856
Sudanese Militants Seize US-Funded BioLab in Khartoum Containing Dangerous Samples of Measles, Cholera, Other Pathogens
By Jim Hoft Apil 26, 2023
The World Health Organization warned of the potential of a “high risk” event after Sudanese militants seized control of dangerous bio lab in Khartoum as fighting continues in the capital city.
Dr. Fauci was behind funding of several international biolabs as NIAID Director from 1984 to 2022.
Natalie Winters at The War Room reported that the US is funding the biolabs in Sudan.
Sudan’s National Public Health Laboratory – whose recent seizure by militants has prompted warnings of causing a “huge biological risk” – received financial and personnel support from U.S. government bodies including the Department of Defense, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Dr. Anthony Fauci’s National Institutes of Health agency, War Room can reveal.
The stunning revelation follows Nima Saeed Abid, the World Health Organization (WHO) representative in Sudan, admitting the situation was “extremely dangerous” because “we have polio isolates in the lab, we have measles isolates in the lab, we have cholera isolates in the lab.” U.S. federal funding has directly supported research conducted by researchers from the high-risk laboratory into cholera.
“There is a huge biological risk associated with the occupation of the central public health lab in Khartoum by one of the fighting parties,” he added.
The lab, which is based in the country’s capital Khartoum, is a recipient of support from a variety U.S. government agencies including the Department of Defense (DOD), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(CDC), and United States Agency for International Development (USAID). During Dr. Fauci’s tenure as a National Institutes of Health (NIH) agency leader, he also allocated funds to support research involving scientists from the controversial laboratory.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/04/sudanese-militants-seize-us-funded-biolab-in-khartoum-containing-dangerous-samples-of-measles-cholera-other-pathogens/
video from: https://youtu.be/FlravENMiqM
Militants did it, convenient
Palestine went the way of Rhodesia, hasta la bye bye
>Long Beach port digs
>Good times
You aint foolin, Brits picked up on that went all over the marina reconstructions, the hotel that got knocked down
Wouldn't go for a TR-7? Just had to have the bugs in the teeth?
And now for something different:
Looks to me like an ARG or at least part of one underway for workups
Planefags detect any choppas or Ospreys?
That USNS is out there so if a CH-46 or $& pops up out a sea you know it's VERTREP time
No shit
To show your neighbours you and Onslow have a lot in common
Anon, consider for a few moments the monumental karmic fuck you if David Hogg gets called up for the Draft.
As Infantry
"Imma not carry no gun!''
"No need private, take this and get up the road there"
"What is that?"
"Mine detection"
"How do I know it works?"
"If you hear the beeps, it works, otherwise we'll hear the boom"
Only until the rednecks and hillbillies got in town
Rookie numbers, ask Dresden
Confirmed, I know the shit you've been up to you delinquent and for the last time take a Sharpie and write a Bailbondman's number on your arm before doing shenanigans
>>22157391
If the thing is operational off the East Coast then they sure got by a lot of other ships
Iranian boxship converted into drone carrier readies for duty
Sam Chambers January 24, 2024
To add to merchant shipping’s long list of concerns surrounding the security situation in the Middle East, Iran is readying to launch its first drone carrier, the Shahdid Bagheri, a converted boxship previously called Sarvin.
Splash has obtained exclusive satellite images (see below) of the ship taken by Planet Labs 10 days ago, following an investigation by Samir Madani-led TankerTrackers.com.
The Shahid Bagheri started out as a 3,280 teu boxship, delivered from Hyundai Heavy Industries in the year 2000. It has recently undergone a conversion at the ISOICO shipyard west of Bandar Abbas, and is now controlled by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The reconfigured vessel has added width to its deck and has around 170 m of runway, now able to accommodate the departure and landing of a very large fleet of fixed-wing long-range drones.
The semi-official Fars news agency described the vessel as a “mobile naval city” capable of “ensuring the security of Iran’s trade lines, as well as the rights of Iranian sailors and fishermen in the high seas.”
The Fars report noted: “This range of new defense and combat innovations for the construction of heavy vessels, in line with the mass development of light vessels, and equipping them with various arrays can maintain Iran’s authority over the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman always in the face of transregional enemies”.
Speaking with Splash, Madani, who has been tracking Iranian vessels closely for the last six years, said: “We anticipate Iran’s coming drone carrier will eventually wreak havoc against commercial vessels in the Arabian Sea, somewhere halfway to India.”
More:
https://splash247.com/iranian-boxship-converted-into-drone-carrier-readies-for-duty/