Trump administration providing 'false' information about Gulf of Oman attack

BATTLE FOR WORLD / YAHOO | June 15, 2019: The article highlights that the owner of the Japanese tanker attacked on Thursday (June 13) said US reports have provided “false” information regarding what happened in the Gulf of Oman in the Middle-East.

The operator of the ship said “flying objects” that may have been bullets were the cause of damage to the vessel, rather than mines as the US has suggested, used by Iranian forces.

Chief executive Yutaka Katada of the Japanese company operating the ship called Kokuka Courageous, one of two vessels attacked near the Strait of Hormuz on Thursday, said the damage as reported could not have been caused by mines or torpedos that are launched underwater, because the damage was reportedly above the ship’s waterline.

Regardless, the Trump administration insists that the attacks were carried out by Iran. However the government of Iran has denied having any involvement in either of the two incidents.

(BattleForWorld: This incident blaming Iran is likely not to stick resulting in an attack from the US. But what this incident is doing is paving the way for more false-flag attacks to be blamed on Iran. And each new false-flag event pulls Iran closer for eventual attack by the US and allies. It appears that someone is trying to help Trump from being lured into a trap. Things are starting to assemble in place in the words of Dick Cheney about a far worse event pending.)

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