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Home naval-today Authorities detain ship chartered to hamper migrant rescue in
the Med
AUTHORITIES DETAIN SHIP CHARTERED TO HAMPER MIGRANT RESCUE IN THE MED
Authorities
July 21, 2017
Authorities have reportedly surrounded and detained a ship chartered to obstruct
migrant-rescue missions in the Mediterranean Sea.
The vessel in question is the ‘C-Star’ and was chartered by an organization
called Defend Europe which aims to prevent migrants reaching Europe through the
Mediterranean Sea route.
Authorities have now detained the vessel in Port Suez, however, according to UK
political action group HOPE not hate.
According to the organization, which quoted a Suez Canal Authority employee,
C-Star was arrested by the security authorities as it’s master could not provide
satisfactory documentation and papers.
> On the road to #defendeurope! pic.twitter.com/JvCanYtnS8
>
> — Defend Europe (@DefendEuropeID) July 19, 2017
The detainment reportedly took place on July 20 and latest ship-tracking data
shows the vessel still at anchor in Port Suez. The Defend Europe group, through
its Facebook page, denied the reports saying that the “ship was controlled and
as nothing was found, our mission to defend Europe goes on”.
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