This looks deliberate

He could steer the ship around the bend in the river but not away from the Passenger vessel????? That makes no sense.

The chances of that being an accident are slim to none. The people in that boat would have had to have had the world's worst luck.

Looks like a rudder malfunction. They dropped the anchor trying to stop it.

What no one is asking is what is the names and nationality of the captain and crew? Anyone answered that yet? And why have we not seen any interviews or apologies from them or the owners/company of the ship? And why no horns were heard being blown seconds right up to impact.

if youre retarded

Almost like crashing into a bridge….

Clearly.

the AIS replay adds context. i’d love to hear the bridge radio calls from that turn.

So why were they dropping the anchor?

He's starting to make another turn in that direction if you look at the map. He's also clearly dropping the anchor in the video from the suite trying to stop the boat.

Interesting that it lost power riiight as it was nearing the bridge just like as the Francis Scott Key bridge crash 🤔 Then there was also the Tacony-Palmyra Bridge (between nj and pa) that was struck by a cargo ship this week 🤔🤔

Maybe electronic warfare, interfering with radar signals? Is this why they grounded planes, too?

If your stupid, yes

Of course it was…

deliberate, i tell you

Or when you lose power and the wheels stop turning you lose steering thrust. Supposedly the last turn was made to avoid hitting the bridge which was upstream from there.

The key question is whether this was a sudden steering failure or a failure to manage known technical risks. The delayed anchoring attempt and the vessel’s previous maintenance deficiencies also need serious investigation

It absolutely does.

That looks incredibly intentional. Wow!

My thoughts exactly!

Dead aim

100%

🤔 I think so

sure, if you're an idiot.

Probably just lost power

What was the statement... They wanted to U-turn?

No… it doesn’t. When steering goes. It goes. If it was deliberate then the ship would have turned more accurately. Not what is shown in the video

All the idiots on X are now expert boat captains yet don't know when anchors are dropped and tugboats are being used