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    Greece to guarantee safe sailing of Gaza flotilla in its waters, minister says

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    Posted on September 25, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Greece ensures safe passage for the Gaza flotilla in its waters, with Greek citizens aboard. Italy aids after a drone attack, while Israel criticizes the flotilla.

    Table of Contents

    • Greece's Commitment to the Gaza Flotilla
    • Details of the Flotilla
    • Response to Drone Incident
    • International Reactions

    Greece to guarantee safe sailing of Gaza flotilla in its waters, minister

    Greece's Commitment to the Gaza Flotilla

    UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) -Greece will guarantee the safe sailing of boats currently in its waters as part of an international flotilla heading to Gaza, its foreign minister said on Thursday, adding that Athens had informed Israel that Greek citizens were in the flotilla.

    Details of the Flotilla

    The Global Sumud Flotilla is using about 50 civilian boats to try to break Israel's naval blockade of Gaza. Many lawyers and activists, including Swedish climate campaigner Greta Thunberg, are on board.

    Response to Drone Incident

    "There are a small number of boats currently in the waters of Crete, and we will guarantee the safe sailing," Giorgos Gerapetritis told Reuters in an interview on the sidelines of the U.N. General Assembly.

    International Reactions

    "We have already informed the Israeli government about the participation of Greek citizens in this, and we will make sure that everything goes well."

    Israel has repeatedly criticised the flotilla, accusing its activists of complicity with the Hamas militant group.

    Italy sent a navy ship to the flotilla's assistance after the vessels were attacked by 12 drones in international waters 30 nautical miles (56 km) off the Greek island of Gavdos.

    Gerapetritis said Athens was not planning to join Italian and Spanish naval ships at this stage.

    He played down the drone incident, but said there would be a full inquiry to determine what happened.

    "At the moment, it seems that it is safe, but we are on full alert about it," he said.

    (Reporting by John Irish; Editing by Howard Goller)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Greece guarantees safe sailing for Gaza flotilla.
    • •Greek citizens are part of the flotilla.
    • •Israel criticizes the flotilla's intentions.
    • •Italy assists flotilla after drone attack.
    • •Full inquiry into the drone incident planned.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Greece to guarantee safe sailing of Gaza flotilla in its waters, minister says

    1What is a flotilla?

    A flotilla is a group of boats or ships that sail together, often for a specific purpose, such as humanitarian missions or protests against blockades.

    2What is a naval blockade?

    A naval blockade is a military tactic used to prevent vessels from entering or leaving a specific area, typically to restrict trade or supply routes.

    3What is an inquiry?

    An inquiry is an official investigation or examination into a specific issue or event, often conducted to gather information and determine facts.

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