Flotilla for Gaza says boat struck by drone at Tunisian port, authorities deny strike
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Flotilla for Gaza says boat struck by drone at Tunisian port, authorities deny strike
"Tunisia's interior ministry said that reports of a drone hitting a boat at its Sidi Bou Said port "have no basis in truth", and that a fire broke out on the vessel itself. The Portuguese-flagged boat, carrying the flotilla's steering committee, sustained fire damage to its main deck and below-deck storage, the GSF said in a statement. The flotilla is an international initiative seeking to break Israel's naval blockade and deliver humanitarian aid to war-torn Gaza using civilian boats supported by delegations from 44 countries,"
"A video posted by the GSF on X showed the moment "the Family Boat was struck from above", capturing a luminous flying object hitting the vessel with smoke rising soon after. After the strike, dozens of people gathered outside the Sidi Bou Said port, where the flotilla's boats were located at the time of the incident, waving Palestinian flags and chanting "Free Palestine," a Reuters witness said."
A fire broke out on a Portuguese-flagged flotilla boat at Sidi Bou Said port, with Tunisia's interior ministry denying that a drone struck the vessel and saying the reports have no basis in truth. The boat, carrying the flotilla's steering committee, sustained damage to its main deck and below-deck storage. A video posted by the GSF showed a luminous flying object hitting the vessel and smoke rising soon after. Dozens of people gathered outside the port waving Palestinian flags and chanting. The flotilla aims to break Israel's naval blockade and deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza with delegations from 44 countries. No casualties were reported.
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