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The Sea-Watch 5 came under live fire while carrying 90 migrants and 30 crew members, according to the NGO operating the vessel.
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The German humanitarian rescue ship Sea-Watch 5 was fired upon with live ammunition by Libya's coast guard while operating in the Mediterranean, the aid organization announced.
The vessel was carrying 90 people rescued from the sea and 30 crew members at the time of the incident. No casualties were reported. The attack adds to tensions over migration routes in the central Mediterranean, where rescue operations regularly clash with Libyan authorities.
Libya's coast guard fired live ammunition at the German rescue ship Sea-Watch 5 while it carried 90 migrants and 30 crew members in the Mediterranean, with no casualties reported. The incident reflects escalating tensions between humanitarian rescue operations and Libyan authorities over migration routes in the central Mediterranean.
If you're following migration policy or European responses to Mediterranean crossings, this signals a dangerous shift in how Libya's authorities are responding to rescue operations—potentially complicating future NGO-led rescues and affecting how migrants attempt the crossing. The attack may prompt European governments and aid organizations to reassess their operational strategies and diplomatic relations with Libya.