Israel’s sea blockade: Spanish warship on the way to the Gaza aid fleet

Spain has sent a warship to secure a propalestinian fleet of private ships with aid deliveries for the population in the Gaza Strip. The Ministry of Defense in Madrid confirmed that the Ministry of Defense in Madrid confirmed that the Hochsee-Patrouilla “Furor” (anger) stabbed the Naval base in Cartagena in southeastern Spain in Spain. The Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg is also on board one of the boats of the Propalestinian Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF).

Italy had previously announced the sending of the “Fasan” frigate. Israel has announced that it will prevent the boats from reaching the coast of the Gaza Strip. Israel is fighting the Islamist terrorist organization Hamas since the Hamas massacre almost two years ago since the Hamas massacre almost two years ago since the Hamas massacre. According to Palestinian information, more than 65,000 people, mostly civilians, died in the war.

“Furor” should provide help

Spain Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said that the “Furor” ordered it to provide help and carry out rescue measures to the approximately 50 private boats that want to break the Israel’s seaside blockade of the Gaza Strip. The activists accuse Israel of committing genocide in the Gaza Strip and want to protest with the campaign. Most of the boats have currently interrupted their journey in Barcelona at the end of August due to a storm and are located south of the small island of Koufonisi in the southeast of Crete. According to the Greek weather office, the strong winds in the region east of Crete should continue in the coming days.

The “furor” is almost 94 meters long and usually has 35 crew members. The ship has a slight armament and is equipped for rescue and disaster measures. This includes medical help, material transport and the fight against pollution. The ship size ship has a on-board helicopter and drones. The range is around 7,500 kilometers.

Reports about drone attacks – Greece: No damage

Activists had repeatedly reported drone attacks, glare grenades and disturbed radio. Two flotilla boats are said to have been damaged. From circles of the Greek coast guard, however, it was said that the crew of a patrol boat of the European border protection agency (Frontex) operating south of Crete had not determined any damage to the boats.

Israel offers delivery via Aschdod

Israel has offered the flotilla to have the relief supplies brought to Gaza via the port of Aschdod. Delivery to Cyprus is also discussed.