Attackers were hunting for "Arctic Sea"- Natalia Gracheva

Journalist Natalia Gracheva, who was the first to raise the alarm about the missing ship, believes its disappearance was down to a carefully planned criminal attack.

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• Natalia
• Gracheva
• Arctic
• Sea
• vessel
• hijacked
• pirates

[HurfinDurfin]

Because the satellite tracking system was cut off... manually. Which is the only way it could be cut off. The ship cannot actually "disappear" unless the crew upon the ship WANT it to disappear. My guess? Government intervention.

[centervilletn]

we have satalites programed to identify the size and shape of every vessle in the ocean...

[4Love10]

they want you to be,the only question you could ask yourself is"was this a cover operation"the rest is speculation.

[Maxuskrachus]

I know not of 1 nation in europe where ppl can get automatic weapons and equipment needed to perform such an action. Somali pirates use ex russian military equipment aks and rpgs.

Some gouvernment spooks got on this ship, planted some explosives and most probably they are now tugging this ship somewhere safe.

Whatever was hidden on this ship must be of great importance, or else the russian navy would not bother going after it with 5 vessels.

[mikkitiny]

why they say the ship was specifically targeted? is timber so precious cargo?

[valkyrieQueensrf50lb]

alleins took the ship. :)

[beestonbash]

Yh there was somthing on that ship that the west didnt like so they 'lost' it, it would be pretty easy to do if you had people in high places

[lllraverslll]

how in the fuck can something like this get lost?? when our own military can satellite track something like this so easily? common now someone knows where this fuck is at ... and if not did it ever exist? or is this going to be part of a false flag? mhhh with the tech we have these days this is not possible to just get lost unless someone wants this lost.

[unitD7]

i'm stil confuse about this incident... ==?

[satothequeen]

5*****

Thanks for posting.