The activist on the road to Gaza says that drones attacked their boats during the night

Activists participate in a Fleet In an effort to break the Israeli siege in Gaza, he said on Wednesday that some of their boats were attacked by drones while sailing in southern Greece.

the Global Somod fleet He said that he was attacked at night through “unlimited drones and interference contacts.” He said that at least 13 explosions were heard on many fleet boats around and around, while drones or aircraft were dropped “unknown things” on at least 10 boats.

He added that no victims were reported, but there were damage to ships and “widespread obstruction in communications.” Activists released a brief video showing what appears to be an explosion in or near a ship.

The Coast Guard in Greece did not reach any distress calls.

The Israeli army did not immediately respond to the questions related to the attack.

The fleet, which the organizers include about 50 ships and participants from dozens of countries, carries humanitarian assistance, including food and medicine, in favor of Palestinians in Gaza.

The Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs accused the organizers of being linked to enthusiasm, and the accused organizers refused. Israel suggested that activists establish their assistance in the Israeli port of Ashkalon to be transferred to Gaza, saying that he would not accept any breach of the siege.

Italy, Italy, said that Italy condemned the attack and stimulated your naval bands to be ready for potential rescue operations. Crossito said that the Italian marine frigate, Vasan, which was sailing north of Crete, “is already heading towards the area for potential rescue operations.” Italy reported Israel about the decision.

“In democracy, demonstrations and forms of protest must be protected when they are implemented in accordance with international law and without resorting to violence,” said Crosto.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Italy said that its computer systems were overwhelmed by the “Post Bombing” campaign, in which thousands of what fake emails said their servers after attacking the fleet.

Earlier on Wednesday, Somoud Somoud Putella sent an urgent appeal to her supporters asking them to send an email to the ministry, which is asking for a fixed position to condemn the attack on the fleet, protect the participants and offer diplomatic pressure on the officials.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in a statement that emails “had an impact on the disability of the” Ministry’s Crisis Unit, which was the main point of contact for Italian citizens on the fleet.

Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani has told legislators earlier this month that he personally contacted Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon, Saher, Israel, to respect the rights of Italian activists participating in the fleet.

Tajani said at the time that 58 Italians were in the fleet, including some legislators.

The European Union also warned of any use of strength.

“Freedom of mobility must be supported by international law,” said Eva Hernserova, a UNHCR spokeswoman.

The United Nations Human Rights Office spokesman called on the eighth Khuna to conduct an investigation, saying “attacks and threats against those who are trying to help and support hundreds of thousands of people in Gaza who suffer from starvation and challenge hunger.”

Swedish activist Greta ThonbergWho is on a boat, called the stroke tactics and appealed to the fleet supporters to focus on Gaza instead of activists.

“We were aware of the dangers of this type of attack, and this is not something that prevents us,” said Thonberg. “The most important thing is not that we have been subjected to drones. Drones are something that the Palestinians test 24-7.”

Italian activist Simon Zambren said that drones “were flying over our heads for several days now” and on Wednesday, “I shot down the devices on our boats, which led to the destruction of both sails and the hearing of some members of our crew.”

She said that Israel was trying to “instill fear because it was afraid of our arrival.”

Greg Stoker, an American activist on a boat, said in a social media post that the radio communications of ships also suffered from overlap, as the guide played ABBA on the radio channel that Flotilla used.

The fleet has reported several attacks since it sailed from Spain on September 1, including two while some of its boats were in Tunisian waters.

Activists say it’s the biggest attempt to break the Israeli marine blockade in the Gaza Strip, which has now been 18 years before the current war in Gaza. Israel says that the siege is necessary to prevent Hamas from importing weapons, while critics consider a collective penalty.

The war, which lasted nearly two years, killed more than 65,000 Palestinians, according to the Hamas -running Ministry of Health in Gaza. The ministry does not say the number of civilians or fighters, but it says about half of women and children.

The leading authority in the world in hunger crises said last month that the Israeli blockade and the ongoing attack had already pushed to Gaza City famine. More than 300,000 people have escaped from the city in recent weeks, as Israel has ordered residents to move south, but estimated at 700,000, according to United Nations agencies and relief groups.

The war started on October 7, 2023, when the militants led by Hamas stormed Israel and killed 1,200 people, most of whom were civilians, and took 251 hostages. Israel says that its work in Gaza aims to pressure Hamas to surrender and return 48 hostages, about 20 of whom Israel believes that they are still alive. Most of the rest were released in the ceasefire or other deals.

Activists have launched many decorations aimed at breaking the siege over the years, and almost all of them assaulted by the Israeli forces. Another ship’s crew said they were attacked by drones in May in international waters off Malta. A land convoy that is traveling across North Africa also attempted to reach Egypt’s borders with the Gaza Strip, but was banned by the security forces that are compatible with Egypt in eastern Libya.

In 2010, an Israeli commando raided Mavi Marmara, a boat participating in floating aid in an attempt to violate the maritime blockade in Gaza, killing 10 Turkish activists in the clashes on the plane.