SAEDNEWS: The Global Sumud Fotilla announced that two of its vessels are currently 366 nautical miles from Gaza and are expected to arrive within the next three to four days.
The Sumud Flotilla, now consisting of 44 ships, is expected to enter a high-risk zone within the next two days. Its leadership reaffirmed its determination to reach Gaza and urged global vigilance and solidarity with the convoy.
The Sumud Global Flotilla, totaling over 50 ships, departed from Barcelona, Spain, in early September, aiming to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza and challenge the blockade. Additional vessels joined from various parts of the world.
Despite threats from Israel and efforts by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government to block the mission, the convoy continues toward Gaza.
An Iranian convoy has also set sail from Bandar Abbas, Iran, joining the flotilla to deliver humanitarian aid and support breaking Gaza’s siege.
