Iran's IRGC attacks vessel in Strait of Hormuz despite Memorandum of Understanding with US

The attack came despite a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) having been signed last week by the U.S. and Iran to end the fighting and reopen the shipping lane.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) attacked a Singapore-flagged commercial vessel in the Strait of Hormuz Thursday evening, a U.S. official confirmed to CBS News.

The attack came despite a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) having been signed last week by the U.S. and Iran to end the fighting and reopen the shipping lane.

It also came just hours after the Iranian military warned that ships crossing the Strait of Hormuz require their authorization. Those that don't comply, it said, "will be dealt with."

The bridge of the vessel suffered damages but no one was injured, according to the U.K. Maritime Trade Operations, which receives and tracks reports of suspicious activity from all vessels in the Gulf region.

The ship continued on its journey following the strike.

https://justthenews.com/world/middle-east/irans-irgc-attacks-vessel-strait-hormuz-despite-memorandum-understanding-us

Palisades Fire jury in Los Angeles deadlocked; DOJ says 'Trial Continues'

Rinderknecht, a former Uber driver, has insisted he is innocent of the charges and is being set up as a fall guy for the failures of others.

The jury hearing the case brought by the U.S. Department of Justice in Los Angeles to determine if Jonathan Rinderknecht is guilty of starting the Palisades fire in early 2025 said they are deadlocked.

“The jury in the Jonathan Rinderknecht trial sent a subsequent note saying they are deadlocked,” the Justice Department tells Deadline. “The trial continues.”

Rinderknecht, a former Uber driver, has insisted he is innocent of the charges and is being set up as a fall guy for the failures of others.

Rinderknecht, was arrested in Florida on October 8 last year. The then 29-year-old is accused of intentionally starting a “hold over” fire that one week later sparked into the Palisades Fire.

https://justthenews.com/government/courts-law/palisades-fire-jury-los-angeles-deadlocked-doj-says-trial-continues

Top FBI official warns that explosive drone attacks in the US are likely: 'Only a Matter of Time'

“We have seen [what] drones can do overseas with an explosive payload on it,” he also said, adding that they have “not come to the United States yet.”

A top FBI official warned Wednesday that it’s “only a matter of time” before drones that can carry and deploy explosives will be used in terrorist attacks in this country. Already, added FBI Deputy Director Chris Raia, a person “in China can control a drone over New Orleans.”

“We have seen that overseas, and it’s only a matter of time before somebody brings that type of attack, that threat vector here to the United States,” Raia told Fox News in an interview. He suspects that “the biggest threat right now” is drones that have a “kind of the five-yard target.”

“We have seen [what] drones can do overseas with an explosive payload on it,” he also said, adding that they have “not come to the United States yet,” reported The Epoch Times.

“I’m less concerned about a mass 9/11-style attack than a lone single person, a single attacker,” he also said. He pointed to the fact that technology such as 5G and certain cellular networks enable someone to carry out such an attack from thousands of miles away.

Raia called on the public to report any related suspicious activity to law enforcement.

With the World Cup games and other major public events taking place across the country, the FBI has seized around 300 drones in about two weeks.

https://justthenews.com/government/security/top-fbi-official-warns-explosive-drone-attacks-us-are-likely-only-matter-time

>>24759350

>Must have been a MOSSAD FF

yeah

With all of the British, Mossad and other deep state interest in keeping the war going with Iran, I've been wondering how many "incidents" and threats that contradict what Iran just said the day before are really coming from GB or Israel.

You have a good point.