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🇺🇸🇮🇷 A source tracking US bombing missions against Iran reports that yesterday, aircraft stationed in the UK remained at the base, and instead, B-2s took off from American territory. The mission involved 2-3 B-2 bombers. They crossed the Atlantic Ocean, refuelled, but then reached Portugal and turned back. "When... approaching Gibraltar, it turned out that they supposedly did not know the coordinates of the rest of the route to Iran, and announced that they would turn around and head back west". The audio allegedly shows an intercepted conversation with Portuguese air traffic controllers. In addition, there were some problems with the B-1 the day before yesterday. As already mentioned, for several days, two bombers were sent to bomb Iran from the UK twice a day. But on March 17, only one B-1 out of two took off for the second mission, and it did not reach its destination - it returned after 8 hours of flight. Blind Fury going smoothly.show more

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CBC "What we know is that the three officers are with the Toronto Police Service and they were vacationing in Barcelona. They were off duty....So they said the incident happened on May 13. It involved a sex worker." "Now, we do not have the names of these officers, but Spanish police say that two of the officers were arrested that day. The third was found and arrested two days later in an island off the coast of Spain and called Palma de Mallorca as well." "suspended with pay" "Before the courts" is what all involved go with for a statement

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CBC "What we know is that the three officers are with the Toronto Police Service and they were vacationing in Barcelona. They were off duty....So they said the incident happened on May 13. It involved a sex worker." "Now, we do not have the names of these officers, but Spanish police say that two of the officers were arrested that day. The third was found and arrested two days later in an island off the coast of Spain and called Palma de Mallorca as well." "suspended with pay" "Before the courts" is what all involved go with for a statement

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33,090 views • 1 year ago

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