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Turkish National Defense Minister Yaşar Güler met with Qatari Defense Minister Sheikh Saoud bin Abdulrahman Al Thani during an official visit to the capital Ankara. The high-level meeting included both private discussions and delegation-wide talks, focusing on bolstering the strategic partnership and defense cooperation between the two nations.Russian President Vladimir Putin has declared the successful testing of a nuclear-propelled, underwater drone known as Poseidon. He asserted that the weapon system possesses unparalleled speed and can operate at extreme depths, making it impossible to intercept. Putin also claimed that the Poseidon's destructive capability surpasses that of Russia's Sarmat missile, which is already regarded as one of the most powerful nuclear missiles globally.Türkiye commemorates the 102nd anniversary of its republic's founding with ceremonies, parades, and public celebrations across the country. President Erdoğan honored Mustafa Kemal Atatürk at Anıtkabir as citizens displayed flags and participated in festive events.The Israeli military has announced it will resume adhering to the ceasefire agreement after conducting strikes that killed more than 100 Palestinians in Gaza. According to Gaza civil defense authorities, the casualties included 35 children during less than 12 hours of bombardment.Hamas has denied involvement in a shooting incident in Rafah and accused Israel of violating the Gaza ceasefire agreement. The group called on international mediators to pressure Israel to halt military escalation and comply with the truce terms established under US-sponsored negotiations.

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Rome prosecutors investigate alleged mistreatment of Gaza flotilla activists

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19:55, 21/10/2025, Tuesday
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Rome prosecutors investigate alleged mistreatment of Gaza flotilla activists
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Campidoglio Square, Capitoline Hill, Rome, Italy, in September, 2025

Rome prosecutors have launched an investigation into alleged mistreatment of Global Sumud Flotilla activists by Israeli forces, examining charges including attempted murder, piracy, and torture. The probe follows complaints from participants who aimed to break Gaza's naval blockade during their humanitarian mission.

Italian prosecutors in Rome have initiated a formal investigation into alleged abuses against activists participating in the Global Sumud Flotilla mission to Gaza. The inquiry examines multiple serious charges against unidentified individuals concerning the treatment of humanitarian workers during their attempt to challenge Israel's naval blockade of the Palestinian territory.

Legal Framework and Allegations

Prosecutors Lucia Lotti and Stefano Opilio are overseeing the case, which currently targets unknown persons under Italy's legal system. The extensive list of alleged crimes includes attempted murder, shipwreck, acts of piracy, maritime endangerment, kidnapping, mistreatment, and torture according to legal representatives for the flotilla participants.

Activist Testimonies and Specific Claims

Italian activist Antonio La Piccirella submitted a detailed 17-page complaint describing what he characterized as "complete violation of human rights" by Israeli forces. His filing alleges that soldiers identified activists, confiscated personal belongings, employed unjustified physical violence, applied excessively tight plastic restraints, and forced detainees into prone positions during their transfer to Ashdod port.

Investigation Process and International Dimensions

Flotilla participants may provide testimony in coming days before Chief Prosecutor Francesco Lo Voi regarding their experiences at sea and during detention. The investigation operates under Article 8 of Italy's Criminal Code, requiring Justice Ministry involvement since the case involves alleged political crimes occurring outside Italian territory, complicating jurisdictional matters.

Humanitarian Mission Context

Legal representatives described the investigation as an initial step toward establishing accountability for actions against what they characterized as a peaceful humanitarian mission aimed at breaking Israel's Gaza blockade. The flotilla's stated purpose involved challenging restrictions the organizers consider illegitimate and addressing civilian humanitarian needs in the coastal territory.



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