1,300 Israelis Evacuated From Greek Cruise Ship After Bomb Threat
Translated & summarized from Al-Shams by baba
Around 1,300 Israeli passengers were evacuated from a Mano Shipping vessel near Syros, Greece, after a report of three bombs on board. The Israeli Navy commander and Shin Bet were involved in assessing the situation, while Greek authorities conducted searches. The Israeli military is monitoring the situation with the Greek Navy, with no confirmation of explosives found yet.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- 1,300 Israeli passengers were evacuated from a ship near Syros, Greece, due to a bomb threat.
- A security report indicated the presence of three bombs on the Mano Shipping vessel.
- The Israeli Navy commander and Shin Bet were involved in assessing the security situation.
- Greek security forces conducted extensive searches of the ship and surrounding waters.
- The Israeli military is coordinating with the Greek Navy to follow developments.
Approximately 1,300 Israeli passengers were evacuated from a Mano Shipping Company vessel docked near the Greek island of Syros following a security report of three bombs onboard. The Commander of the Israeli Navy, Eyal Har'el, conducted a situation assessment in coordination with the Shin Bet security agency. Greek security forces initiated extensive searches to verify the report, combing the ship and its surroundings for explosives while passengers were evacuated for their safety.
The Israeli military is reportedly in contact with the Greek Navy command to monitor developments. Details confirming the discovery of explosives or the outcome of the searches have not yet been released.
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