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𝙺𝚘𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚜 𝙺𝚊𝚕𝚕𝚎𝚛𝚐𝚒𝚜

@KallergisK

Jun 16 • 7 tweets • 4 min read Twitter logo

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@jeansouliotis

🚨Interesting development on the Pylos shipwreck this morning with this piece by @jeansouliotis. A source in the @HCoastGuard said that one of their vessels attempted to tie rope to the migrant boat off Pylos on Tuesday evening. (THREAD) 🧵#Πύλος
kathimerini.gr/society/562473…

@HCoastGuard

The @HCoastGuard does not deny the rope incident, they they don't call it an attempt to tow the migrant boat. Interestingly, the @HCoastGuard did not mention this incident in its detailed timeline of events that was published on Wednesday.

@jeansouliotis

The source tells @jeansouliotis that they used the rope in an attempt to control the circumstances inside the boat, ie to try to stabilize it. Not sure using a rope at an overcrowded boat is a good way to do this though. Definitely not a wise move especially when it comes from...

@HCoastGuard

an actor that has been repeatedly accused of carrying out migrant #pushbacks. The initial timeline of events by @HCoastGuard has a totally different picture around the time of the rope incident (2300 GR time). It was saying that "a Coast Guard vessel had sailed from Crete...

and approached the fishing boat. It remained at a distance and discreetly observed it, not finding any problem in its navigation, as it had a steady course and speed." So the vessels, according to the new narrative was not "at a distance, discreetly observing" but ...

@HCoastGuard

it was physically engaged with the fishing vessel. According to the @Kathimerini article, the Coast Guard was close enought to use their headlights and observe the fishing boat. Why does the @HCoastGuard contradict with its previous timeline of events?

And, at the end of the day, why did they decide to use a rope? How could it stabilize an already volatile situation? Just some thoughts and, as usual, the case of an answer that gives birth to more questions.

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