Global Sumud Flotilla reports interception by military speedboats in international waters. The group says vessels are being jammed and an SOS has been issued after personnel were ordered to kneel at gunpoint.
The Global Sumud Flotilla reports that its vessels were intercepted by military speedboats identified as Israeli, with personnel pointing weapons and ordering participants to kneel. The flotilla states that communications are being jammed and an SOS signal has been issued.
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The Global Sumud Flotilla reports that its vessels were intercepted by military speedboats identified as Israeli, with personnel pointing weapons and ordering participants to kneel. The flotilla states that communications are being jammed and an SOS signal has been issued.
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