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Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna reacted to the manner in which the activists on the flotilla heading to Gaza were detained and treated, stating that all detainees must be treated in accordance with human dignity and international law.

Expressing his concern over the emerging images, Tsahkna said: “The images shared by extremist Minister Ben-Gvir, showing the humiliating treatment of detained flotilla activists, are shocking and unacceptable.”

Calling for compliance with international law, Tsahkna stated: “All detainees must be treated with dignity and with full respect for human rights and international law, including maritime and humanitarian law.”

Drawing attention to the humanitarian situation in Gaza and the need for ongoing diplomatic efforts, Tsahkna concluded his statement by saying: “We are deeply concerned about the humanitarian situation in Gaza, and uninterrupted humanitarian aid access must be allowed. Diplomatic efforts must continue to restore the Gaza peace plan, ensure access to aid, and protect international law and human dignity.”

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