Pedro Sánchez has announced the dispatch of a support ship to the Global Sumud flotilla on its way to Gaza
"We will send it so that we can rescue its members, although we hope that this will not happen in the event of any difficulty," added Sanchez, who stressed that the Spaniards in that flotilla "express the solidarity of millions of people around the world."
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced in New York the dispatchofa military support vessel tothe Global Sumud Flotilla following attacks by several of its members.
Sanchez has specified that the Oceanic patrol vessel will depart from the military port of Cartagena (Murcia) "with all necessary means" and will come to the aid ofthe flotilla. If necessary, and if necessary, "make some rescue du", the president said in a hearing before the UN.
The members of the fleet "represent 45 countries", recalled Sanchez, who stressed that" they will provide food to the population and express the solidarity of a large majority of the nations of the world ".
"We will send it so that we can rescue its members, although we hope that this will not happen in the event of any difficulty," added Sanchez, who stressed that the Spaniards in that flotilla "express the solidarity of millions of people around the world."
The humanitarian flotillahas specified that during Tuesday's riots there were "explosions, drones and interference in communications," which caused "serious concern" for the safety of the participants, who are sailing to the Strip on "alert."