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Iran Shoots Down U.S. Spy Drone - [BREAKING: IRGC seizes British oil tanker]
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proIsrael-nonIsraeli
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The rest of your irrelevant BS notwithstanding looks like we both agree to this "I believe the Navy shot at a close proximity within visual range an Iranian drone".
So, if everything is identified and debris do not present any technological value for US military why would US NAVY waste any effort on "retrieve a splinter of it to show to the world".
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Come on. Not even a tiny splinter? How about a souvenir? Pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease?
Jo
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In 1704, during the Spanish succession wars, the British empire took Gibraltar.
In 1713, Spain gave the British Gibraltar "for eternity" as part of the treaty of Utrecht and the Spanish throne was given to the brother of the French king (House of Bourbon) - Who still reign till today.
So, in short, i guess if the Spanish want Gibraltar, the Spanish royal family should denounce the throne and give it to someone else ?
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That is hilarious. A couple months ago, Iran was accused of sabotaging two oil tankers that drove the Western media berserk. Today, there is an Iranian flag flying on top of a British vessel and everything is looking fine and dandy.
proIsrael-nonIsraeli
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If you are interested in souvenirs feel free to get it yourself, it will even give you bragging right should you succeed.
Anyway, I believe your question (below) was answered to your satisfaction:
"Anyone can help me with this one I'd appreciate it.
Iran shot a US drone 5 miles high in the sky and were able to retrieve it in their own waters and show it to the world.
The US Navy claims it shot an Iranian drone 100 meters away from their ship but could not retrieve a splinter of it to show to the world."
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The detained crew. They're probably learning about Hussein and Ali. 
Rafidi
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Listening to Zarif brings joy to my heart. Seeing such an image brings joy to my existence. Someone out there still defends fairness and justice to the letter. And that someone isn't the business minded, Wahhabi allied and capitalist west but the Shia Islamist Iran. Someone standing up against bullying and taking no nonsense attitude in their own neighborhood and backyard. And which right thinking and sane human being with an atom of fairness would oppose Iran after this and not defend her right to exist and flourish?The detained crew. They're probably learning about Hussein and Ali.
proIsrael-nonIsraeli
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... and Karbala II.The detained crew. They're probably learning about Hussein and Ali.
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Maybe thread worthy,
Daily Telegraph report:
British Intelligence agencies warned that 'sleeping terror cells' in the UK linked to Hezbollah are ready to strike amid tensions escalation with Iran.
www.forbes.com
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WTF is this
"Last month, news emerged that a devastating cache of explosives had been discovered in London by security agencies back in 2015. The three tons of ammonium nitrate was "more than was used in the Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 people," the Daily Telegraphreported. The lethal stockpile was linked to Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shi'a group that has been designated as a terrorist organization—in whole or part—by much of the West. Hezbollah is sponsored by Iran, and back in 2015, the U.K. had just signed on to the Iranian nuclear deal. Nothing was made public. "
@walidos how accurate is the above ?
Daily Telegraph report:
British Intelligence agencies warned that 'sleeping terror cells' in the UK linked to Hezbollah are ready to strike amid tensions escalation with Iran.
Iran 'Ready To Strike' In The West Using Sleeper Terror Cells: Report Claims
As tensions continue to escalate with Iran, British intelligence agencies now fear Iranian-sponsored terror cells are ready to mount lethal strikes on western soil, according to reports.
www.forbes.com حزب الله "جاهز لضرب بريطانيا" وسط التصعيد!
حذرت مصادر مخابراتية من نشر خلايا، مدعومة من إيران، لشن هجمات في المملكة المتحدة، إذا تفاقمت الأزمة بين لندن وطهران. وتقول صحيفة ديلي تلغراف إن إيران تأتي في المرتبة الثالثة، بعد روسيا والصين، في قائمة الدول التي تشكل أكبر تهديد للأمن القومي لبريطاني
WTF is this
"Last month, news emerged that a devastating cache of explosives had been discovered in London by security agencies back in 2015. The three tons of ammonium nitrate was "more than was used in the Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 people," the Daily Telegraphreported. The lethal stockpile was linked to Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shi'a group that has been designated as a terrorist organization—in whole or part—by much of the West. Hezbollah is sponsored by Iran, and back in 2015, the U.K. had just signed on to the Iranian nuclear deal. Nothing was made public. "
@walidos how accurate is the above ?
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Tomorrow elections lolMaybe thread worthy,
Daily Telegraph report:
British Intelligence agencies warned that 'sleeping terror cells' in the UK linked to Hezbollah are ready to strike amid tensions escalation with Iran.
Iran 'Ready To Strike' In The West Using Sleeper Terror Cells: Report Claims
As tensions continue to escalate with Iran, British intelligence agencies now fear Iranian-sponsored terror cells are ready to mount lethal strikes on western soil, according to reports.
حزب الله "جاهز لضرب بريطانيا" وسط التصعيد!
حذرت مصادر مخابراتية من نشر خلايا، مدعومة من إيران، لشن هجمات في المملكة المتحدة، إذا تفاقمت الأزمة بين لندن وطهران. وتقول صحيفة ديلي تلغراف إن إيران تأتي في المرتبة الثالثة، بعد روسيا والصين، في قائمة الدول التي تشكل أكبر تهديد للأمن القومي لبريطاني
WTF is this
"Last month, news emerged that a devastating cache of explosives had been discovered in London by security agencies back in 2015. The three tons of ammonium nitrate was "more than was used in the Oklahoma City bombing that killed 168 people," the Daily Telegraphreported. The lethal stockpile was linked to Hezbollah, the Lebanese Shi'a group that has been designated as a terrorist organization—in whole or part—by much of the West. Hezbollah is sponsored by Iran, and back in 2015, the U.K. had just signed on to the Iranian nuclear deal. Nothing was made public. "
@walidos how accurate is the above ?
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I don't think so. Never mind how unimportant are the debris of the ghost UFO you shot, the Iranians showed us the trajectory of the drone they shot. Can you show us the trajectory of the drone you shot? Please don't tell us the Navy is not sophisticated enough to produce a tracking snapshot. How about a photoshopped picture like the ones you produce regularly in staged chemical attacks? No one is buying those anymore?
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In the good old days, dismissing Iran's claims used to be no-brainer.
Who's most likely telling the truth in this case? Might need to ask Honest Pompeo who never engineered or told a lie
www.rt.com 'Zero truth': Trump says Iran's claim it captured CIA spies is 'totally false'
US President Donald Trump has denied reports that over a dozen CIA operatives were captured in Iran, calling it 'just more lies and propaganda' on Tehran's part.
The allegation is a desperate measure by a “badly failing” government with a “dead” economy, Trump tweeted on Monday.
It mirrors earlier comments made by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who also dismissed Tehran’s claims. "The Iranian regime has a long history of lying," Pompeo said in an interview on Fox News, when asked about the alleged spy bust.
The suspected spies were said to have been equipped with high-tech communication gear which they used to relay intelligence to their American handlers.
Tensions between the US and Iran are on the rise. Washington announced on Saturday that it had shot down an Iranian drone that approached a US warship, a claim fervently denied by Tehran.
Who's most likely telling the truth in this case? Might need to ask Honest Pompeo who never engineered or told a lie
'Zero truth': Trump says Iran's claim it captured CIA spies is 'totally false'
US President Donald Trump has denied reports that over a dozen CIA operatives were captured in Iran, calling it 'just more lies and propaganda' on Tehran's part.
US President Donald Trump has denied reports that over a dozen CIA operatives were captured in Iran, calling it 'just more lies and propaganda' on Tehran's part.
The allegation is a desperate measure by a “badly failing” government with a “dead” economy, Trump tweeted on Monday.
It mirrors earlier comments made by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who also dismissed Tehran’s claims. "The Iranian regime has a long history of lying," Pompeo said in an interview on Fox News, when asked about the alleged spy bust.
State-affiliated media reported on Monday that Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence had arrested 17 members of a suspected spy ring. The agents, who posed as private contractors working in various industries inside Iran, were reportedly recruited by CIA officers while applying for US visas. Others were approached on the sidelines of scientific events in European, African, and Asian countries.
The suspected spies were said to have been equipped with high-tech communication gear which they used to relay intelligence to their American handlers.
Tensions between the US and Iran are on the rise. Washington announced on Saturday that it had shot down an Iranian drone that approached a US warship, a claim fervently denied by Tehran.
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Iran busted 17 spies linked to CIA, some received death sentence – media
Iranian secret services uncovered a 17-member spy ring working against the country, according to state-affiliated media. Some of the agents have been given capital punishment.
proIsrael-nonIsraeli
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"Can you show us the trajectory of the drone you shot?"
Are you implying that there is a doubt that US NAVY could shot down Iranian drone?
Otherwise I cannot see why would your question be so important to you.
And yes, I am sure that trajectory of Iranian drone was recorder prior to its demise for it was tracked and painted in order to make kill shot and record to be used for learning purposes as well.
proIsrael-nonIsraeli
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Your suppositions and innuendos are not much of a proof.In the good old days, dismissing Iran's claims used to be no-brainer.
Who's most likely telling the truth in this case? Might need to ask Honest Pompeo who never engineered or told a lie
'Zero truth': Trump says Iran's claim it captured CIA spies is 'totally false''Zero truth': Trump says Iran's claim it captured CIA spies is 'totally false'
US President Donald Trump has denied reports that over a dozen CIA operatives were captured in Iran, calling it 'just more lies and propaganda' on Tehran's part.
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US President Donald Trump has denied reports that over a dozen CIA operatives were captured in Iran, calling it 'just more lies and propaganda' on Tehran's part.
The allegation is a desperate measure by a “badly failing” government with a “dead” economy, Trump tweeted on Monday.
It mirrors earlier comments made by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, who also dismissed Tehran’s claims. "The Iranian regime has a long history of lying," Pompeo said in an interview on Fox News, when asked about the alleged spy bust.
State-affiliated media reported on Monday that Iran’s Ministry of Intelligence had arrested 17 members of a suspected spy ring. The agents, who posed as private contractors working in various industries inside Iran, were reportedly recruited by CIA officers while applying for US visas. Others were approached on the sidelines of scientific events in European, African, and Asian countries.
The suspected spies were said to have been equipped with high-tech communication gear which they used to relay intelligence to their American handlers.
Tensions between the US and Iran are on the rise. Washington announced on Saturday that it had shot down an Iranian drone that approached a US warship, a claim fervently denied by Tehran.
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Iranian media releases 1st PHOTOS of ‘captured CIA-linked spies’
Photos purporting to show several of the 17 alleged captured CIA-linked operatives have begun circulating in the Iranian media.
Iranian media releases 1st PHOTOS of ‘captured CIA-linked spies’
Photos purporting to show several of the 17 alleged captured CIA-linked operatives have begun circulating in the Iranian media.
“The identified spies were employed in sensitive and vital private sector centers in the economic, nuclear, infrastructure, military and cyber areas... where they collected classified information,” Iran's Ministry of Intelligence said in a statement broadcast on state television.
Iran announced that it had broken up an alleged CIA spy ring in June but officials have yet to clarify whether Monday’s announcement is in fact linked. The CIA has yet to comment.
The arrests reportedly took place in March 2019 but have only been made public as of Monday, with photos purporting to show several of the arrestees shared online by state-affiliated media. The photos seem to be personal or family photos rather than images of people in detention.
In addition, an Iranian documentary which aired on state television on Monday purported to show a CIA officer recruiting an Iranian man while the pair were in the UAE.
The arrests mark the latest escalation in an ongoing rise in tensions between the US and Iran after President Donald Trump pulled America out of the international nuclear deal in 2018. US ally Britain has also become embroiled in the ongoing spat, involving a tit-for-tat seizure of oil tankers by the UK and then Iran.
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The truth from Pompeo
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Pompeo shrugs off Iran’s claim that it has busted a CIA spy ring
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has dismissed Tehran’s claim that it has captured 17 spies working for the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), suggesting that the assertion is pure fabrication.
“The Iranian regime has a long history of lying,” Pompeo said in an interview on Fox News, when asked about the Islamic Republic’s alleged spy bust.
State-affiliated media reported on Monday that Iran’s secret services had uncovered a 17-member spy ring. Some of the alleged agents, who were working as private contractors in various industries in Iran, have reportedly been condemned to capital punishment.
The suspected spies were said to have been equipped with high-tech communication gear which they used to relay intelligence to their American handlers.
The alleged bust marks another worrying development in the US-Iran standoff. On Saturday, Washington announced that it had downed an Iranian drone which had approached a US warship, a claim denied by the Iranians.
Pompeo shrugs off Iran’s claim that it has busted a CIA spy ring
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has dismissed Tehran’s claim that it has captured 17 spies working for the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), suggesting that the assertion is pure fabrication.
Pompeo shrugs off Iran’s claim that it has busted a CIA spy ring
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has dismissed Tehran’s claim that it has captured 17 spies working for the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), suggesting that the assertion is pure fabrication.
“The Iranian regime has a long history of lying,” Pompeo said in an interview on Fox News, when asked about the Islamic Republic’s alleged spy bust.
State-affiliated media reported on Monday that Iran’s secret services had uncovered a 17-member spy ring. Some of the alleged agents, who were working as private contractors in various industries in Iran, have reportedly been condemned to capital punishment.
The suspected spies were said to have been equipped with high-tech communication gear which they used to relay intelligence to their American handlers.
The alleged bust marks another worrying development in the US-Iran standoff. On Saturday, Washington announced that it had downed an Iranian drone which had approached a US warship, a claim denied by the Iranians.