Gaza Flotilia Greta Tunberg claims the organizers

Two courts, which are part of the gas related flotilla and pro -defenders, including Greta Tunberg, were impressed in separate suspected attacks on the drone, Flotilla organizers said.

Global Sumud Flotilla (GSF) Located shots on Tuesday Appearing to show that the first boat hit the object outside the Tunisian port of Sidi Bo.

Tunisia authorities challenged the drone, and said the initial check showed that the blast had arisen in the vessel.

The GSF then released the footage showing the second boat, which came later on Tuesday, saying that “kept the fire damage on the top deck”. Tunisia authorities have not yet commented on the second requirement.

No incident has been reported in the incident, the humanitarian aid organizers said.

Last week trial sailed from Barcelona and arrived at Tunisia on Sunday.

On Tuesday, GSF said their “family boat” was impressed with the Tunis waters, and the fire damaged the main deck of the boat, which was carried by the Portuguese language.

A series of video posted by their Instagram, a GSF press -secretary said that the “incendiary” caused a fire aboard the ship that the crew was able to extinguish.

Tunisia authorities, given by Reuters, said the reports that the drone was involved “had no reason”. The Tunisia National Guard’s press -secretary told AFP News “No drone”, and the investigation continued.

On Tuesday night, GSF posted a separate video stating that the second boat was suspected of attacking the drone off the Tunisian coast.

GSF said British dishes from Alma was combed in the Tunisian waters when he was “attacked by an drone”, the organizers said.

Added: “Since then, the fire has been extinguished, and all passengers and a safety crew.

“The investigation is currently underway, and if additional information is available, it will be released immediately.”

The BBC Verify confirmed the CCTV footage about the strike on the Alma ship near Tunisia, which was published on the Instagram GSF account.

Three white storage blocks can be seen in the back of Alma – stacked with photos of the vessel along with the railings on both sides.

The Tunisian coastline around Sidi Bou said it could also be seen.

The BBC Verify also carried out the authentication of several videos of the first strike on the “Family” vessel off the Tunisia coast.

David Hitkot, Head of the McKenzie Intelligence Service, told the BBC that the nature of the angle of impact on the frame means that the object was dropped rather than launched or fired. ”

“If so, it may be that the drone was used for the maneuver on the ship before the package was released on it,” he said.

“Regardless of the delivery method, the video of the entry raises serious doubts about the event of Tunisia’s events,” Mr. Hitkot added.

Special Rapporteur of the UN Human Rights Council and Tunisian resident Francesco Albonez, who was also presented in the video shared by GSF, stated that if the attack could be checked, it would be “an attack against Tunisia and Tunisia’s sovereignty.”

Albanes said she was in Sidi Bou said the port and “trying to find out the facts with the local authorities.”

She was a well -known critic of Israel’s military offensive in Gaza and was subjected to sanctions imposed by the United States in July, a decision welcomed by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who called them a “solid measure against a said company” against Israel.

Flotilla organizers said their mission was to “break the illegal siege of Israel into gas” but faced several failures.

In June, Israeli troops sat in a boat carrying humanitarian aid in gas and detained 12 activists on board, including a Swedish activist Tunberg.

The Israeli authorities accompanied the activists to the Port Ashdod before deporting them from the country.

Israeli authorities characterized attempts to sail into gas as advertising tricks that did not offer true humanitarian aid.

There were also previous allegations of drone attacks on auxiliary ships aimed at gas; Freedom flotilla claimed that his ship’s conscience impressed the drone in May off the coast of Malta.

BBC was sent to call a disaster from the Flotilla shipRecorded by a crew member on a nearby oil tanker. Flotilla’s captain can be heard, as reported by drones and a fire aboard.

The Malta government said everyone aboard the ship was “confirmed in security” and that the ship on board was “under control on the night”.

Last month, the Gazette held a support body and the UN Humanitarian leader said it was a direct result of Israel’s “systematic obstacle”.

The Israel’s report indicated an “open lie”, which denied that there was a famine in the territory.

In March, he introduced a nearly three -month general blockade on the supplies that were part of the lane, saying that Hamas was covered by help.

After increasing international pressure, it began to allow a limited amount of assistance to the territory.

Since then, Israel has tried to impose its own distribution system through the controversial Gaza Humanitarian Fund, which is criticized by the help agencies.

In 2010, Israeli special forces killed 10 people when they sat down on a Turkish ship, Mavi Marman, who ran Flotilla assistance towards Gaza.

Israeli military launched a campaign in Gaza in response to the attack under the guidance of Hamas on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and took 251 people hostage.

At least 64,522 people were killed in Israeli attacks in Gaza since then, according to the Ministry of Health in the territory.