Posted video capture tanker Iranian special forces
Recently we Reportedhow the British were outraged by the detention of their tanker Stena Impero in the Strait of Hormuz by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) of Iran. Indeed, according to London, the detention of the Grace 1 supertanker in the international (neutral) waters of the Strait of Gibraltar, transporting oil from Iran to Syria and the arrest of its crew members is “legal”, but Tehran’s actions aren’t.
And now, a video appeared on the Web how the IRGC special forces detained the Stena Impero tanker, which proudly marched under the British flag in the territorial waters of Iran, having previously encountered an Iranian fishing vessel (trawler). Moreover, the British pretended that they did not notice a distress signal from Iranian fishermen, simply ignoring it, and at the same time tried to leave the territorial waters of Iran.
But the British tanker did not succeed. He wasn’t even helped by the “mighty” British Navy frigate Montrose, racing at full speed. The Iranians were quicker. The video shows how the IRGC special forces landed on board a British tanker using a helicopter.
Currently, the British Foreign Ministry is writing sneak in all instances, including the UN, and the Ministry of Defense of this "peace-loving" country looks with hope towards the Pentagon, hoping for mutual understanding and US assistance.
And now, a video appeared on the Web how the IRGC special forces detained the Stena Impero tanker, which proudly marched under the British flag in the territorial waters of Iran, having previously encountered an Iranian fishing vessel (trawler). Moreover, the British pretended that they did not notice a distress signal from Iranian fishermen, simply ignoring it, and at the same time tried to leave the territorial waters of Iran.
But the British tanker did not succeed. He wasn’t even helped by the “mighty” British Navy frigate Montrose, racing at full speed. The Iranians were quicker. The video shows how the IRGC special forces landed on board a British tanker using a helicopter.
Currently, the British Foreign Ministry is writing sneak in all instances, including the UN, and the Ministry of Defense of this "peace-loving" country looks with hope towards the Pentagon, hoping for mutual understanding and US assistance.
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