Bomb Threat Evacuates 1300 from Israeli Ship in Greece
Translated & summarized from i24NEWS Arabic by baba
Around 1300 Israeli passengers and crew were evacuated from an Israeli-owned ship in Syros, Greece, due to a bomb threat involving three potential devices. Greek authorities launched extensive searches, with Israeli security officials coordinating efforts. The ship is expected to depart after security checks are finalized, with no suspicious findings reported yet.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- 1300 Israeli passengers and crew were evacuated from a ship in Syros, Greece, following a bomb threat.
- A warning indicated the potential presence of three bombs on the vessel.
- Greek authorities conducted extensive security searches of the ship and port area.
- Israeli Navy Commander Eyal Haril coordinated with the Shin Bet and Greek Navy.
- Mano Shipping is cooperating with local security and awaiting inspection completion.
Approximately 1300 Israeli passengers and crew were evacuated from a Mano Shipping vessel docked at the Greek island of Syros on Tuesday following a bomb threat. Greek authorities initiated extensive security searches in and around the port after receiving a warning about the potential presence of three bombs.
Israeli Navy Commander Eyal Haril conducted a situation assessment in coordination with the Shin Bet security agency. The Israeli military is also in direct contact with the Greek Navy to monitor developments and coordinate security measures.
All passengers and crew were removed from the ship while inspections were underway. Greek security forces conducted thorough searches, including underwater dives in the port's vicinity, to verify the threat and rule out explosive devices.
Mano Shipping stated it is cooperating with local security agencies and expects the ship to depart once inspections are complete. Despite no suspicious findings so far, authorities are continuing their comprehensive search, leaving passengers awaiting clearance outside the vessel.
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