Como Lewis Hamilton lo llamó un GENOCIDIO, la BBC no puede informar sobre su visita ni sus comentarios. Por favor, retuitea esto hasta que lo hagan. Gracias.
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From the Normandy beaches to the port of Antwerp, 6 June to 28 November 1944. Allied and German divisions from the situation maps, the fuel pipelines, PLUTO, the truck routes and the ports, and the Canadian-led battle that opened the Scheldt to the first convoy.
Sources: HQ Twelfth Army Group situation maps, June to November 1944 (Library of Congress, via Wikimedia Commons); C.P. Stacey, The Victory Campaign (Canadian official history, 1960); R.G. Ruppenthal, Logistical Support of the Armies, vol. II (US Army, 1959); Report by the Supreme Commander to the Combined Chiefs of Staff (SHAEF, 1945); Operation Pluto after Krammer (1992) and Payton-Smith (1971); The Canadian Encyclopedia; Canadian Military Engineers Association. Relief: Copernicus GLO-90 DEM. Sea depth: EMODnet Bathymetry. Coastline: OpenStreetMap, Natural Earth.
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"A petition calling for an independent inquiry into the UK’s involvement in Israeli genocide in Gaza has passed 100,000 signatures, and will now be considered for debate in Parliament."
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Korea’s historical Arctic voyage did not go all smoothly
The container carrier that conducted South Korea’s first voyage on the Northern Sea Route experienced a series of problems and is now reportedly up for sale. https://t.co/UfTyaul9PO
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The Scheldt river at night. "De lichtjes van de Schelde" ... Every lit buoy and beacon between the sea and Antwerp, 1,224 lights, each flashing in its own charted rhythm in real time. Red marks the port side going upriver, green the starboard side. Yellow lights are special marks. White lights are lighthouses, leading lines and cardinal marks.
Sector lights, such as those at Westkapelle, Vlissingen, Hansweert and Bath, show a different colour depending on where you see them from. In the video their red, green and white sectors light up around them each time they show. A ship in the white sector is on the leading line. If it sees red or green, it has drifted to one side.
The light characters come from the official lists of lights of Belgium (Lichtenlijst 2026-05, MDK Vlaamse Hydrografie) and the Netherlands (HP2A 2026, Dienst der Hydrografie).