US EditionIranian Drone that Struck British Air Base Contained Russian Technology, Times Reports
4 Articles
4 Articles
The UK maintains that the drone that attacked a British base in Cyprus in the early hours of Monday, March 1, “was launched from Lebanon by a group affiliated with the Iranian regime.” This was stated on March 7 by the head of the British Army, Richard Knighton, in an interview with the BBC. Three days earlier, on March 4, the UK Ministry of Defence stated via Twitter (now X) that they could “confirm” that the drone “was not launched from Iran,”…
Drone attack on British base in Cyprus: Cui bono — Iran or Israel?
The claim that Iran launched these drones against the British bases on Cyprus does not stand up to a moment’s scrutiny. Who would want to draw the UK into the war against Iran? One always asks of a crime: cui bono? (Latin for ‘who benefits’). The country with the motive, means, and opportunity is Israel. Israel is the master of false flag operations.
Why did Iran target the British base of Akrotiri in Cyprus?
Iran targeted the British base of Akrotiri in Cyprus when the US and Israel started their bombing campaign against the Islamic Regime. US bases across the Gulf were also targeted. Cyprus was targeted at least once with a drone on March 2nd. Another incident with a missile that landed nearby the base was previously downplayed as an accident by the British Defence Secretary and Ministry of Defence. In January 2024, British fighter jets flew from A…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
