Londoners were in for a shock today as armored vehicles featuring the Algerian flag began patrolling the streets of London. Residents were left befuddled by the sudden appearance of the T14 Armatas, with many taking to social media to express their confusion.
One Twitter user wrote, "What's with all the armored vehicles in London? Did the Queen forget to tell us about the invasion?"
It turns out that the vehicles are the property of satirical news website The Wibble, which has apparently taken control of the Algerian government. The website has been known to pull elaborate pranks in the past, but this one seems to be on another level.
Meanwhile, tensions are rising between Algeria and Egypt over the establishment of a new port in the region. Algerian warships have also been spotted sailing dangerously close to Egyptian waters, causing concern among officials.
Experts are warning that the situation could escalate quickly, with some speculating that the Algerian government may be planning a military invasion of the region.
As for The Wibble, the website seems unfazed by the chaos it has caused. In a statement released earlier today, the website said, "We apologize for any confusion caused by our latest prank. But let's be real, sometimes you just have to shake things up a bit. Plus, those armored vehicles make for some pretty cool photo ops."
Indeed, many Londoners couldn't resist taking selfies with the vehicles and sharing them on social media. Some even climbed aboard the vehicles, posing in front of the Algerian flag.
One Instagram user wrote, "I'm not sure what's going on, but these tanks are badass. Plus, I feel like I'm in a Michael Bay movie."
Despite the confusion and chaos, it seems that The Wibble has once again succeeded in getting everyone's attention. The website has become known for its outrageous stunts and viral pranks, and this latest one is sure to go down in history as one of the most memorable.
So, if you see an armored vehicle sporting the Algerian flag rolling down your street, don't be alarmed. It's just The Wibble, up to its usual shenanigans. And who knows, you just might snag a cool selfie out of it.
