Pakistan, nine other nations condemn Israeli assaults on Global Sumud Flotilla
Pakistan and nine other nations have strongly condemned renewed Israeli assaults on the Global Sumud Flotilla, citing violations of international law and calling for the release of detained activists.
- International condemnation of Israeli flotilla assaults.
- Violations of international and humanitarian law.
- Calls for activist release and accountability.
Pakistan and nine other countries have strongly condemned the renewed Israeli assaults against the Global Sumud Flotilla.
In a joint statement, the foreign ministers of Pakistan, Turkiye, Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, Indonesia, Jordan, Libya, Maldives and Spain recalled with grave concern the Israeli interventions against previous flotillas in international waters.
They condemned the continuation of hostile acts targeting civilian vessels and humanitarian activists.
The foreign ministers said such assaults, including attacks against the vessels and the arbitrary detention of activists, constitute blatant violations of international law and international humanitarian law.
The foreign ministers expressed serious concern regarding the safety and security of the civilian participants of the flotilla and called for the immediate release of all detained activists, as well as for full respect for their rights and dignity.
“Repeated attacks against peaceful humanitarian initiatives reflect the continued disregard for international law and freedom of navigation,” they stressed.
They called on the international community to assume its legal and moral responsibilities, ensure the protection of civilians and humanitarian missions, and take concrete steps to end impunity and ensure accountability for these violations.
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