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'There will be an inquest into the incident—given the onboard technology, this shouldn't have happen Martin Boyers, CEO of the Port of Grimsby, calls the collision off the UK coast a "very unusual and tragic accident" as 32 casualties are reported.

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simon smith1 year ago

Call me suspicious but could the Russians have been covertly involved?

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Lord Chester(deceased)1 year ago

Have the Houthis claimed responsibility yet?

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M*s*c*l R*s*st*nc*1 year ago

Hacked?

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BT 🎸⚽️🌍🇺🇦1 year ago

Having watched the maritime tracker it looks as though the cargo ship intentionally sailed directly at the oil tanker. Even with a huge turning circle it had plenty of time and distance to avoid it.

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The Cats Whiskers1 year ago

"Onboard technology"? Was no-one looking?🤓🥸😳

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ColombinadianPackerFan🧀💚🏈🇨🇴 🇨🇦1 year ago

They had the whole entire ocean...and crashed. Riiiiiiiiiiight.

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Tracey1 year ago

Were they all asleep?

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BillyS1 year ago

Odds on the cargo ship on Auto Pilot and nobody on watch. The oil tanker anchors down and again nobody on watch. Or did they have their AIS switched off 🤔

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