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Let's rewind a few days back. I wake up, Iranian news outlets overjoyed with a piece of news start reporting.
"Explosions in Fujaira port, eyewitnesses report French and American warplanes passing"
Then a Lebanese news source cites the iranian sources, then sputnik jumps on it they all can't contain their enthusiasm.
Half an hour to an hour later, local government(IIRC Fujira belongs to one of the sections that together form the United Arab Emirate) has issues statements downright denying it. To the point sputnik is being roasted in comments on Twitter, now you can't expect much from Sputnik but this is some really low tier shit.
Few hours later, Fujira is reporting explosions involving a number of commercial ships. No death, no spillage.
So this where things are getting interesting. Did Iranian sources which seems to be the first report it before it happened? Did it happen but somehow local government was unaware hours and hours? Or they wanted to cover it up? If so why? It's not like explosions on a number of tankers or container ships is easy to hide anyway.
So I tried to come up with any possible theory that fit into the weirdness of the picture. Unfortunately I couldn't find clear details on the incident to write off some of the theories.
1. IR is responsible, wants to be first to report. Miscommunication leads to reporting it before it happens.
2. IR isn't responsible, rather is fed misinformation from shady local assets so they WOULD report it before anyone else not realizing it's a false flag meant to implicate them.
3. Intentionally or unintentionally, a piece of dubious info reaches IR, the part with western warplanes makes it extra juicy and hard to resist. They report it, whether pre mediated or just spontaneously, someone on US/Saudi side thinks this is perfect, if they turn the false news into reality, it could work in their favur in numerous ways(I'll discuss that part later.
4. It's false flag, from beginning to the end, no twist.
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