British police said they had arrested a man on suspicion of manslaughter after a missing member of one of the crews was declared 'likely deceased,' on Tuesday.
It’s a matter of perspective. Maybe normal is that a small ship crashes into a tanker every 10 years and that was just one of those.
I have no idea if tankers are safe or not but it would probably be easy to do this on purpose. This is one of the reasons why that’s improbable. No state actor would do such thing because even if the intent was malice then you’d prefer doing things below threshold that requires a response from another side (like cutting undersea cables).
It’s a matter of perspective. Maybe normal is that a small ship crashes into a tanker every 10 years and that was just one of those.
I have no idea if tankers are safe or not but it would probably be easy to do this on purpose. This is one of the reasons why that’s improbable. No state actor would do such thing because even if the intent was malice then you’d prefer doing things below threshold that requires a response from another side (like cutting undersea cables).
/whoosh
Well, I was thinking more about the other ones.