Russian ship carrying explosive fertiliser ‘suspiciously’ breaks down in Kent

“The impact would be absolutely massive.”

A Russian ship containing ten times more fertiliser than what caused the apocalyptic 2020 Beirut blast, has broken down in Kent after taking a “very strange and suspicious” route, says associate at ThinkEuropa Jacob Kaarsbo.

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[ryanreed]

The fact you would let any vessel from a country that threatens to nuke you weekly into your territory let alone near a major population and economic center seems insane.

[soereng]

I heard of a nice cosy spot right under the Kerch Bridge... if the ship needs a place to anchor😊

[fimenduro]

I would worry about this ship, because the Russians wanted to dock in Norway firts, but was kicked out.
DONT' LET IT DOCK

[geoffreychadwick]

Get tough with putin, stop bending to him!

[johnryan]

Just ban ALL russian shipping in europe.

[jorisberteloot]

Typical: pulling the dirtiest tricks out of the box. Allegedly an accident of a cargo ship off the British coast. Not an act of war... ...but again a disgusting move by a criminal regime...

[ryanwalters]

Russia's grey zone tactics are all they got. 😂

[magnacz]

Playing dangerous games and pretending not knowing what they are up to.

[tristanasT]

Why didn’t you mention.. Lithuania government said this ship can’t go to Lithuania sea port. Lithuania rejected this Russians ship because to dangerous and Lithuania don’t want Putin dangerous ships in Lithuania port

[brianchandler]

During the cold war period, there was a Soviet fishing trawler that mysteriously broke down at Tilbury on the Thames. It was there for years😂 more aerials than broadcasting house. Not at alll suspicious. Russia is and had always been paranoid

[abimbolaowolabi]

The Europeans act so weakly when it comes to Putin. Hope they don't regret it in the near future.

[robertmoyse]

If it is broken down, let the SBS "rescue" it, claim the cargo (worth a lot), sell it and use the proceeds to fund Ukraine.

[crankyunicorn]

was it a decoy? are they doing underwater operation? check pipelines, oil rigs for mines and explosives

[robchandler]

Sounds like a huge explosion like the Canada Halifax incident could happen if not handled

[tobyclayton]

Why are Russian ships allowed anywhere near a Western country? I thought that sanctions were in place?

[Lhawk]

Can anyone say "veiled" threat ?

[jarigustafsson]

The ship "grounded" right outside port in ruZZia, Why didn't it turn right around and go back to ruZZian port to fix it it.

Putlers hybrid war threat.

[robbliven]

Why is a Russian ship in British waters???!!!

[JoannDavi]

Russia and boats don't mix.
The Russian navy got lost on its way to Japan in the early 20th Century.
Russia's only aircraft carrier is decrepit.

[James-]

Another escalation by Russia, have a fertilizer ship break down by St Petersburg port🤷‍♂️