Tunisia denies the drone attack on Greta Thunberg's GSF fleet, which is transporting aid to Gaza
Sanziana Georgescu
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The organizers of the Global Sumud Flotilla stated that the ship was hit while it was anchored in Tunisia, causing damage, but the Tunisian authorities declared that they did not detect any drone and that the explosion occurred inside the ship. Francesca Albanese, UN rapporteur, emphasized that a verified attack would represent an aggression against Tunisian sovereignty. The investigation is ongoing.
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Tunisia neagă afirmaţiile potrivit cărora flota Gretei Thunberg către Gaza ar fi fost lovită de o dronă
Tunisia denies claims Greta Thunberg's Gaza flotilla was hit by drone
Tunisian officials deny claims Greta Thunberg Gaza flotilla was hit by drone
En direct, Gaza : la Tunisie dément qu’un drone a frappé l’un des bateaux de la flottille humanitaire voulant rejoindre l’enclave
Flota Gretei Thunberg către Gaza ar fi fost lovită de o dronă. Reacția Tunisiei
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