Drone Strikes Global Aid Flotilla for Second Time Off Tunisian Coast

Global Sumud Flotilla to Gaza Reports Second Drone Attack A second drone attack has struck a vessel of the Global Sumud Flotilla, which is attempting to reach Gaza with aid, off the coast of Tunisia on Tuesday. The incident follows an explosion that damaged the flotilla's main boat yesterday. According to sources within the flotilla, the latest attack occurred at approximately 10:00 AM local time, when a drone struck one of the vessels carrying humanitarian supplies to besieged Gaza. Organizers confirm that the mission will continue despite these incidents. The first explosion was reported on Monday, causing significant damage to the main boat. The Global Sumud Flotilla has been attempting to reach Gaza since June 1st, with dozens of boats participating in the effort. The immediate impact of the second attack is still being assessed, but organizers report that no casualties have been confirmed so far. The flotilla's leaders have condemned the attacks and vowed to continue their mission. The Global Sumud Flotilla has its roots in the Palestinian-led Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement, which aims to pressure Israel to end its blockade of Gaza. This year's flotilla is one of several attempts by activists to break through the naval blockade and deliver aid to the region. Despite these setbacks, organizers remain committed to their mission, stating that they will continue to push forward with the aid delivery effort. *This story is developing. Information compiled from Aljazeera reporting.*