The last video message of former Senator Mushtaq Ahmad Khan, who is traveling on the Global Sumud Flotilla, has been received. He stated that the flotilla had reached very close to Gaza, his mobile phone had been jammed, and he might not be able to communicate further. He urged for public support, saying, “Raise your voice for the protection of the Global Sumud Flotilla. Whether I am arrested or killed, I leave myself to God.”
The Sumud Flotilla is a civilian-led maritime initiative launched in 2025 to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza and challenge the ongoing blockade. The flotilla includes vessels from multiple countries. It is reported that the Pakistani delegation onboard is headed by Senator Mushtaq Ahmad Khan.
Mushtaq Ahmad Khan warned of a possible Israeli attack on the flotilla during the night. He reported that unknown unlit ships had sailed towards them in the Mediterranean, posing a security risk. It was observed that participants wore life jackets as precaution.
According to reports, the Global Sumud Flotilla live tracker shows that the boats are within 150 nautical miles of Gaza, a zone where earlier flotillas have faced interception. Media reports also suggested that his phone was disabled or hacked, and contact was briefly restored through another vessel.
The Sumud Flotilla live tracker continues to be monitored by international networks, though communication has become limited. Senator Khan said they were about two days away from Gaza before his phone signal was cut off.
There is still no independent confirmation of whether the flotilla has been intercepted, arrested, or allowed to proceed. The Global Sumud Flotilla live updates remain uncertain as security risks increase near Gaza waters.
International observers are closely monitoring the Sumud Flotilla journey as it moves into contested waters near Gaza.
