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 Says 21 rescued, 3 missing. Later says 1 killed without saying whether it was one of the three

Three Indian seafarers missing after US strike on tanker off Oman
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/two-crew-missing-after-suspected-us-strike-tanker-off-oman-2026-06-10/

The U.S. military's Central Command (Centcom) said a U.S. aircraft "fired precision munitions into the ship’s engine room after the ​crew repeatedly failed to comply with directions from American forces".
Centcom said on Wednesday it disabled the Palau-flagged oil products tanker Settebello ​as it transited the Gulf of Oman, adding that it had "violated the ongoing blockade by attempting to transport ⁠oil from Iran".

India summoned the U.S. deputy chief of mission to the country after lodging a "strong protest" to the strike, two Indian sources ​with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Wednesday.

India's foreign ministry earlier on Wednesday condemned what it said was an "attack on the commercial ​vessel Settebello".

"Our embassy in Oman is closely monitoring the situation and proactively coordinating with the Omani authorities in the ongoing search and rescue operation," the ministry said in a statement, adding 21 Indian mariners had been rescued.

"The targeting of commercial shipping and civilian infrastructure in the region must end," it added.

The ship was ​a chemical/oil products tanker which reported an engine room fire 20 nautical miles northeast of Oman's port of Sohar, the United Kingdom Maritime ​Trade Operations agency said.

Earlier, UKMTO had said that the vessel's crew had reported one casualty, without giving further details. It was unclear if the casualty was ‌among the ⁠rescued or the three missing.

Austin Metcalf- Carmelo Anthony case. Carmelo was.found guilty as he should be. His parents can go visit him, call him and in 20+ years with good behavior,  he can get out. Austin's parents have to visit him in a cemetery.  If this had been a white kid who killed a black kid, would everyone say the white kid is innocent like they are saying Carmelo is, no they would want him put to death. Some times it is not about race and even many blacks are appalled about the violence this kid did.

Karmelo Anthony,

Karmelo Anthony,

Another black punk who thinks he is above the law...

Another black punk who thinks he is above the law...

What is funny is several blacks, comedians, preachers, etc. said they are embarrassed by the blacks wanting to take up for  this  black punk.

'Wow!' GOP rep. floored in House hearing by ActBlue CEO pleading the Fifth on a question about her name

"...The truth slowly comes to light: Israel's genocide in Gaza was planned decades ago.

Listen to the testimonies of four Israeli soldiers who served in Gaza.

Soldier 1: “Human lives didn’t matter. You could kill, there was no law. No one would say a word to you. But it’s not a good feeling. It mainly kills your humanity.”

Soldier 2: “At first I wasn’t willing to execute Arabs who weren’t resisting [that is, civilians]. Then we came to the conclusion that we had to kill. We went through the process of ceasing to see them as human beings.”

Soldier 3: “We caught guys, lined them up and eliminated them. In retrospect, it looks like murder.”

Soldier 4: “We would roam through refugee camps in Gaza and carry out purges... Every soldier who was there created a ‘concentration camp’, and they didn’t hesitate to kill people who caused a slight disturbance.”

No, these testimonies are not new. The whistleblowers did not serve in Gaza during the current, ongoing genocide there. These accounts are nearly 60 years old, published last week by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz under the headline "We were ordered to kill”.

Israeli soldiers interviewed shortly after the 1967 war - often referred to as the Six-Day War - not only confessed that they and others routinely committed war crimes but they pointed out that they did so under orders from their commanders.

The accounts were compiled into a book, The Seventh Day: Soldiers Talk About the Six-Day War, by Avraham Shapira, though many testimonies were not included because they were too shocking..."