Now, I tend to never trust anything coming from CBS, but it there's ANY truth in this story, it could get interesting:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/oil-ta...ount-of-gulf-of-oman-attack-today-2019-06-14/
Questions it left me with:
* Do owners usually travel on these tankers? I know they have a captain; why is the owner necessary?
* He saw "flying objects" and thought they might be bullets???? Seems like they must be a bit undercharged if he can see them?
* Could it be a "false flag" situation to escalate tensions in the gulf/strait?
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/oil-ta...ount-of-gulf-of-oman-attack-today-2019-06-14/
Questions it left me with:
* Do owners usually travel on these tankers? I know they have a captain; why is the owner necessary?
* He saw "flying objects" and thought they might be bullets???? Seems like they must be a bit undercharged if he can see them?
* Could it be a "false flag" situation to escalate tensions in the gulf/strait?