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Statement from Secretary of State
“The Chief Constable has advised me that it would not be possible to enable the procession to happen without a major intervention which would carry an unacceptable risk of serious injury, disorder and a wider contagion effect across NI”
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Top 10 trustworthy UK news site, what an achievement.
Well done to those in HQ that do the hard work and keep viewers happy!
UK Defence Journal enters top 10 trustworthy UK news sites - For the first time, the UK Defence Journal has made it onto a list of the top ten most trustworthy and popular news websites in the UK as rated by NewsGuard, an information credibility tool.
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Thanks @BrittenNorman for the new patch!
It'll be gladly displayed on the UKDJ NI Office wall!
(Please note that is not a real place, that is my room lol)
Approximately an hour later, the situation began to deescalate when the merchant vessel confirmed the fast-attack craft departed the scene. The merchant ship continued transiting through the Strait of Hormuz without further incident.
A TritonDef Story:
Both the US Navy and the UK Royal Navy have responded to a distress call from a merchant vessel transiting the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday 4th June 2023, with IRGC terrorist's fast-attack boats harassing the merchant ship.
📸 US Navy ~ P-8A Poseidon photograph
Both the U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer USS McFaul and the Royal Navy frigate HMS Lancaster had received this distress call. The US 5th Fleet directed a P-8A Poseidon to monitor the scene, whilst HMS Lancaster launched a Wildcat helicopter to provide surveillance as well.