two nights in a row they keep bombing Greta. But it's nothing compared to what they are doing to people of Gaza https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/flotilla-gaza-reports-second-drone-attack-boat-tunisian-port-2025-09-10/
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The first one Tunisia even denied there's any attack and say the fire come from the vessel itself, which if you watch the video it's obviously come from above and strike the vessel.
So Tunisia might have something to do with the attack seeing they're so suspiciously in denial.
I suspect Tunisia is one of those countries that desperately tries to appear tough to their population. It's a national embarrassment to have a foreign nation attack vessels in your water without you noticing.
Support for palestine is one thing that you can't mess with in tunisia since 99% of tunisisn are very anti israeli terrorism and anti occupation
Or they're just really really hoping they don't get dragged into this.
An Israeli plane landed in Tunisia shortly before the first attack, so they are already part of this.
Then they would just say they're "investigating" and wait for the story to disappear. The fact they are instantly declaring it fake news proves they are involved.
there's those Epstein files to talk about if they want to distract people from this story!
or it is an additional layer, like: its fake news so we don't have to investigate -> it can't be denied anymore -> we investigate forever so we don't get targeted by israel and the gang
Recognizing it would mesn israel did an act of war. Tunisia don't want to create a conflict and is too coward
I don't want to deny any claim that Tunisia government is shit but the flotilla has been reporting drones following them since they departed from Spain.
https://imemc.org/article/israeli-drones-seen-above-flotilla-of-50-humanitarian-aid-ships-en-route-to-gaza/
"The Sumud Flotilla set sail from Barcelona Spain on Tuesday, and already, on the second night of the week-long voyage, faced the buzzing of Israeli surveillance drones overhead. The flotilla is in international waters, and unannounced aerial surveillance drones are illegal under maritime law."