Spain and Italy send warships to protect Greta’s Gaza flotilla
Italy and Spain send naval ships to protect a Gaza-bound flotilla after 13 drone attacks damaged 11 vessels, marking an unprecedented European response to Israel's blockade.
- Italy and Spain have sent warships to assist the Global Sumud Flotilla delivering aid to Gaza, marking the first military support from European nations in this context.
- The deployment marks the first direct naval support from European governments for a flotilla trying to break Israel's naval blockade on Gaza.
- Defense Minister Guido Crosetto described the naval deployment as an act of humanity, clarifying it is not intended as provocation.
- Activists on the flotilla experienced drone attacks in international waters near Greece, complicating European relations with Israel.
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“The government of Spain requires that international law be observed and that the right of our citizens to navigate the Mediterranean in conditions of security be respected."
Italy, Spain deploy naval vessels to protect flotilla on course for Gaza
Spain and Italy say they are sending navy ships to where a flotilla of boats carrying activists seeking to break Israel’s blockade of Gaza is sailing, after the activists said they were attacked by drones near Greece.FRANCE 24's Sharon Gaffney speaks to one of the activists on board, Sarah Clancy from Galway in Ireland.
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