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MOSSAD AND CYPRUS EXPLOSION
On 11 July 2011, there was a massive explosion at the Cypriot naval base at Zygi.
At Zygi, in 1998, the arrest took place of two agents of Israel's Mossad.
According to Machi newspaper, the Mossad spy ring included Cypriots and fed information about Cypriot weapons systems and installations to Mossad and Britain's MI6.
Cyprus Mail: News Articles in English, 98-11-15
The "Mossad men were captured at a sensitive time when Cyprus was threatening to place Russian S-300 surface-to-air missiles as protection against Turkish jets at a base the Mossad agents were believed to be monitoring.
"It was coupled with reports that Israel had been training Turkish pilots on how to avoid the SAM missiles."
http://www.jweekly.com/article/full/11431/mossad-agents-freed-from-cyprus-prison/
The 11 July 2011 blast at Zygi killed 12 people, including the commander of the country's navy.
"A fire reportedly ignited about 100 containers holding confiscated Iranian explosives at the naval base at Zygi.
"The fire spread to the island's largest power station. It has been knocked out, resulting in widespread power cuts...
"The blast, which occurred at 0600, was 'rather like a sonic boom', eyewitness Hermes Solomon told the BBC."
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Who would want to disable both the Cyprus Army and the Navy?
(SEE: The Israel, Lebanon, Cyprus Disagreement Over Mediterranean Gas and Oil).
"Yesterday, Netanyahu was all set to challenge Lebanon's rights to parts of the Mediterranean gas and oil basin in a U.N. standoff, hoping to get the backing of the 'civilized world' behind the claims, which he fully intended to stake-out, believing that he had the Cypriot government's backing.
"According to the Lebanese news site Al-Manar, the government in Cypress expressed a willingness to negotiate with Tripoli over the position of what is known as 'point 23.'
"Today the arms dump of confiscated Iranian/Hezbollah arms explodes, taking-out the heads of Army and Navy."
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"A fire broke out inside the administration building but was quickly put out. The cause of the fire was not immediately clear..."
http://www.cyprus-mail.com/cyprus/vassilikos-disaster-much-worse-expected/20110712
Cyprus Blast Destroys Vassilikos Power Plant, Power Lost To 50% of the Island
The ship that brought cargo of death to Cyprus
July 11, 2011