1,300 Israelis Evacuated From Ship in Greece After Bomb Threat
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Around 1,300 Israeli passengers were evacuated from a Mano Shipping Company vessel in Syros, Greece, after a report of three bombs on board. The Israeli Navy Commander and Shin Bet assessed the situation, while Greek forces conducted searches. The Israeli military is in contact with Greek naval command.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- 1,300 Israeli passengers were evacuated from a ship in Greece due to a bomb threat.
- The threat reported three bombs on a Mano Shipping Company vessel in Syros.
- Israeli Navy Commander Eyal Har'el and the Shin Bet conducted a security assessment.
- Greek security forces performed extensive searches, including underwater operations.
- The Israeli military is coordinating with Greek naval command on the situation.
Approximately 1,300 Israeli passengers were evacuated from a Mano Shipping Company vessel docked in Syros, Greece, following a security alert reporting three bombs on board. The Commander of the Israeli Navy, Eyal Har'el, conducted a security assessment in coordination with the Shin Bet security agency in response to the threat.
Greek security forces initiated extensive search operations, including underwater dives around the ship, to verify the absence of explosives. The evacuation was carried out to ensure the safety of the Israeli passengers and facilitate the inspection process.
The Israeli military is maintaining direct and continuous communication with the Greek Navy command to monitor the developing situation.
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