A cargo ship with links to Russia packed with explosive fertiliser is floating off the Kent coast after being denied entry at other ports over safety fears.
Ruby, a Maltese-flagged cargo ship carrying 20,000 tonnes of ammonium nitrate fertiliser from a port in Russia, was ordered out of Tromso in Norway and turned away from Danish waters.
More alleged shenanigans with this craft drifting around the North Sea, ostensibly enroute to the Canaries.
It’s a thing they do, bit mafia-esque, they sail a mostly un-seaworthy hulk full of oil, minerals, heavy metals, in this case fertilizer, off the coast of a picturesque port of yours, and say “here’s your order, you better pay to pick it up!”.
Either you wait for the ship to go aground and destroy the local environment, or you buy the stuff, offload it, and pay them to tow the ship “outside of the environment”.
It’s their way of forcing sales and trying to break their way back into markets in a fairly threatening way.
Just tie it up right next to a diesel oil freighter and let it bask in the London Thames for a bit.
As a wise (and drunk) man once said:
“KE-BLEWWWEY!!” -demoman tf2Which part of Kent? I hope it’s not hanging around the wreck of the SS Richard Montgomery!
K-k-k-kent! It’s c-c-c-coming to k-k-k-kill you!
In Russia, even the fertiliser kills you.
Surely our Russian friends only ever had the best and most honest intentions with this.
Take it to Africa and drop all the stuff in the 🏜️ desert
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