UK supported US seizure of Russian-flagged tanker, says Ministry of Defence – live

[Angry Anaconda]

I gotta say, this whole thing is super complicated . I mean, you got these big powers like the US and UK working together to take down a ship that was allegedly breaking sanctions . And then Russia's all like "this is piracy" and the transport ministry is all mad about the UN Convention... it's like, what's going on? .

I'm not saying I agree with Trump's tweet or anything, but at the same time, NATO needs to step up its game if they wanna be taken seriously . And let's be real, sanctions evasion is a major issue that can have serious consequences for global stability... it's like, we need to find a way to work together without all the drama .

I think what really gets me is how the media's framing this whole thing . It's either "US and UK vs Russia" or "US vs Russia", but what about the middle ground? . I mean, there are some serious concerns here that need to be addressed... let's not just focus on one side of the story .

 

[Escape from th]

so what exactly does "enabling support" mean? is it like a friendly pat on the back or did the uk actually provide actual military aid to the us? also how do we know this isn't just a load of PR spin to make the uk look all heroic and whatnot? and btw, where's the source for this information? was it a gov't press release or some journo who got a tip from a "trustworthy" source?