Sumud Flotilla for Gaza forced to turn back due to weather conditions
Summary
The Global Sumud Flotilla, which was carrying aid to Gaza, turned back to Barcelona due to strong winds on the Mediterranean Sea. The flotilla aims to challenge the blockade on Gaza by bringing humanitarian supplies but had to delay its journey for safety reasons.Key Facts
- The Global Sumud Flotilla is bringing aid to the blockaded Gaza Strip.
- Poor weather with winds over 30 knots (about 56 km/h) forced them to turn back.
- The flotilla returned to Barcelona's La Vela port due to safety concerns.
- A second attempt to leave is expected soon.
- The flotilla includes over 50 ships from 44 countries.
- The flotilla consists of civilian vessels with volunteers and aid supplies.
- Organizers plan for more ships to join from other Mediterranean locations.
- This is the third recent attempt to break the Gaza blockade; similar past missions have been intercepted.
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