Ambrey said a radio communication indicated the vessel was hit by a missile and that there was a fire onboard.
Individuals told international media that they witnessed authorities attacking the crowds, beating protesters with batons and blocking off the city.
Hamas uses UN facilities for cover • US denies it withheld information about Hamas leaders' whereabouts • IDF kills Hamas terrorists in UNRWA school
UKMTO reported that the vessel and all crew are safe and that authorities are investigating.
Hamas releases propaganda video • Rockets fired at Israel following Rafah op • Son of Hamas leader warns ceasefire is a 'trap'
Protests calling for hostage deal in Tel Aviv • Hamas will weigh options amid Rafah operation • Hezbollah claims to target Golan Heights
The Iran-back terror organization offers those who have been suspended from their studies to study in Yemen.
Majority of Israelis want Netanyahu to resign • Son of Hamas leader defends Israel's need to invade Rafah • Protesters block aid from entering Gaza
Mohamed al-Naqib, a spokesman for the Southern Armed Forces, said the explosion targeted a military vehicle in the Modiyah district of southern Abyan province.
Gaza humanitarian pier revealed • Hamas further pressured to accept ceasefire deal • Houthis had also attacked four ships in the Indian Ocean and Red Sea