Gaza aid flotilla hit by drone attacks and explosions, activists say
Summary
A flotilla carrying aid and pro-Palestinian activists headed for Gaza reported drone and explosion attacks off the coast of Greece. Activists say they faced communications interference and other harassment aimed at stopping their journey. Israel denies involvement but warns it may stop the flotilla if it attempts to breach the blockade of Gaza.Key Facts
- The Global Sumud Flotilla, with 51 boats, aims to break the blockade of Gaza and deliver aid.
- Organizers reported drone attacks, explosions, and communication jamming near Greece.
- Israeli authorities have not confirmed involvement but accused the flotilla of violent intentions.
- Israel suggested transferring the aid through them to Gaza, which organizers rejected.
- The flotilla has faced similar interference in Tunisia before it sailed towards Gaza.
- The flotilla includes various international activists, including well-known people like Greta Thunberg.
- Israel has blocked previous attempts by activists to reach Gaza by sea in June and July.
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