From espionage to arms deliveries: the shady practices behind the Iranian ships in Antwerp.
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Iranian container ships use their commercial route to the port of Antwerp as a cover for shady and anti-Western practices. Six ships are suspected of espionage, aiding the Houthi rebels in their attacks on Western ships and transporting weapons to Syria and Russia. De Tijd followed the trail of the six vessels and received help from colleagues from Syria, Iran and other countries.
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Iranian container ships use their commercial route to the port of Antwerp as a cover for shady and anti-Western practices. Six ships are suspected of espionage, aiding the Houthi rebels in their attacks on Western ships and transporting weapons to Syria and Russia. De Tijd followed the trail of the six vessels and received help from colleagues from Syria, Iran and other countries.
I'd love to see these idiots try to tail a single American arms shipment and watch how fast the navy tells them to gtfo as they escort more bombs to Israel in a day than what Iran does to Yemen in a year.
Not to mention naval warfare smuggling is as old as time. Britain abused the hell out of it in both WWI and WWII, and still successfully made themselves look like the helpless victim of Germany's naval blockade after using civilian ships to carry munitions and war supplies.
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Iranian container ships use their commercial route to the port of Antwerp as a cover for shady and anti-Western practices. Six ships are suspected of espionage, aiding the Houthi rebels in their attacks on Western ships and transporting weapons to Syria and Russia. De Tijd followed the trail of the six vessels and received help from colleagues from Syria, Iran and other countries.
Endless money for this worthless spying while fascism and genocide thrive.
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Iranian container ships use their commercial route to the port of Antwerp as a cover for shady and anti-Western practices. Six ships are suspected of espionage, aiding the Houthi rebels in their attacks on Western ships and transporting weapons to Syria and Russia. De Tijd followed the trail of the six vessels and received help from colleagues from Syria, Iran and other countries.
Right. The US does 1000x more of this kind of stuff, but we're supposed to read this propaganda piece like "OoOOoh these brown people 10k miles away might be doing something scary! Better support our gov indiscriminately bombing them!"
Nice try propagandists. We are not our parents and grandparents.
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Right. The US does 1000x more of this kind of stuff, but we're supposed to read this propaganda piece like "OoOOoh these brown people 10k miles away might be doing something scary! Better support our gov indiscriminately bombing them!"
Nice try propagandists. We are not our parents and grandparents.
I am super confused about your comment.
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I am super confused about your comment.
Why? This is the kind of "reporting" we always see after the US bombs people.
It says the "bad people" are "allegedly" doing something we think might be scary. It aims to plant seeds in our minds that the houthi's are the new terrorist group of the year and our tax dollars need to go towards bombing them out of existence. Personally, I'm tired of the working class funding a war machine, that only serves imperialist interests, while we're left trying to live off of scraps.
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Endless money for this worthless spying while fascism and genocide thrive.
What should the news organizations who prepped this investigation do?
Their job(The reason they got their money) is so they can have investigations like this.
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