Iranian warships cross Suez Canal
Those two Iranian warships crossed the Suez Canal on Tuesday morning. Israel looked on and wringed its hands in frustration. The two ships - the Khark which has 250 crew members and can carry three helicopters and the Alvand which is armed with torpedoes and anti-ship missiles – entered the Suez Canal early Tuesday morning and arrived in the Mediterranean Sea by the evening.What could go wrong?
Israeli defense officials said that the ships did not pose a threat to the Israeli Navy which would be watching them from a distance and would not engage them. The Iranian ships will pass Israel at a distance as they make their way towards Syria where they are expected to dock for several months.
“This is a major provocation,” a senior defense official said. “We will keep an eye on the ships.”
The ships sailed through the canal en route to Syria in what Israeli officials say is a provocation by the Iranian regime. It's the first time Iranian military vessels have sailed into the Mediterranean since the 1979 Islamic Revolution. The ships reportedly paid about $300,000 in fees for the passage
Labels: Iranian warships, Suez Canal, Syria
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 4:40 AM
5 Comments:
If anything happens between Israel and Lebanon, the ships will be early targets.
Huge crowds of Egyptians cheering all along the Suez Canal.
Question I have is what will these 2 ships do in May when the next flotilla approaches Gaza? Not good.
Yeshayahu 17 anyone? In those eternal words of Will Smith, " Don't start none; Won't BE none."
The primary reason the muslims still wipe their butts with their hands?
They really ARE that stupid!
We could send them all back to the caveman days; but they are all still there.
Danny what are you talking about??'
it's very simple.
once those ships enter Israeli sea...
SINK them.
that's all.
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