By INU Staff
INU - At the beginning of the month, dozens of British Royal Marines participated in efforts to seize an Iranian tanker that was suspected to be carrying oil to Syria. The vessel was intercepted off the coast of Gibraltar with the help of Gibraltarian authorities.
By Poorang Novak
Proving that the mullahs ruling Iran are lying is not very difficult. In fact, truth and honesty are the main enemies of their outdated ideology. They lie about their nuclear bomb–making projects. They lie about Iran’s economic conditions. They lie about their presence in Syria, Yemen, Lebanon, and Iraq. They lie about the people’s situation and seek to pretend the Iranian population in its entirety are supporting them and there is no uprising and protest.
By INU Staff
INU - The Swedish-based operator of the British-flagged oil tanker that Iran seized last Friday in Omani waters has said that it is still waiting for permission to visit the ship’s 23 crew members.
In a statement on Tuesday, Stena Bulk said: “We continue to focus our efforts on supporting the families of those affected in India, Russia, Latvia and the Philippines and will continue to offer full support until all 23 crew members are released and safely back with their families.”
By INU Staff
INU - Following the seizure of the British tanker in Omani waters on Friday, the United Kingdom held an emergency meeting yesterday with the COBRA committee to discuss how it would respond. It affirmed that safe navigation through the Strait of Hormuz, a key passage way for global trade, is a priority.
By INU Staff
INU - Last week, the Iranian regime seized two British oil tankers. One was released fairly quickly, but the owners and operators of the other tanker immediately attempted to make urgent contact with the vessel. Military officials were also quick to attempt to establish contact with the vessel named Stena Impero.
By INU Staff
INU - On Friday, the notorious Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) seized a British tanker in Omani waters. Iran initially claimed that the tanker was seized because it had rammed a fishing vessel and failed to respond to calls being made to it, but the British Department of Transport has records proving that the vessel was seized in Omani waters and was then redirected to Iranian waters.
