Italy, Spain send navy ships to protect Gaza flotilla after drone attacks
Summary
Italy and Spain are sending navy ships to protect a flotilla delivering aid to Gaza after the flotilla was attacked by drones in international waters. The flotilla, consisting of about 50 boats from 45 countries, aims to break Israel's sea blockade of Gaza. The attacks prompted calls for international law to be respected.Key Facts
- Spain and Italy are sending navy ships to protect a flotilla heading to Gaza with aid.
- The flotilla was attacked by drones and aircraft in international waters.
- The flotilla includes about 50 civilian boats carrying aid supplies.
- The flotilla's goal is to break Israel's sea blockade of Gaza.
- Participants from 45 countries are involved in the mission.
- Italian and Spanish governments are demanding respect for international law.
- The recent attacks have led Italy and Spain to plan for possible rescue operations.
- The flotilla includes human rights activists, journalists, and climate activist Greta Thunberg.
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