➡️On October 28, we spotted a German cargo ship called "KATHRIN - Catherine" docked at the port of Alexandria, Egypt, via the "Marine Traffic" program.
According to the official website of the port of Alexandria, the ship entered the port to carry out military unloading operations, and is expected to leave the port on November 5.
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➡️It was scheduled to dock at the Namibian port of Walvis Bay on August 25.
But a day before its arrival, Namibia revoked its docking permit because the ship was carrying military cargo and explosives for Israel. (4th picture)

➡️The ship was forced to continue its course.
On August 29, the website "Portugal Resident" reported that the ship was sailing under the flag of the Portuguese islands of Madeira.
This angered the Portuguese opposition, which pressured the government to withdraw the flag from the ship. (5th picture)

➡️On September 19, the newspaper "Publiko" quoted the office of the Prime Minister of Slovenia and the Portuguese Foreign Minister indicating that the ship "Katherine" is heading to Montenegro and Slovenia.
It explained that it will unload its cargo in the Slovenian port of "Kober", but without any clarification on how the shipment will then reach Israel. (6th image)

➡️Days after this statement, specifically on September 24, solidarity groups with Palestine in Montenegro called on their government to prevent the ship from docking in its ports.
Amnesty International also issued a report on October 1, calling on Slovenia, Montenegro and Portugal not to assist the ship in delivering explosives to Israel.
Indeed, the ship was unable to dock in Montenegro as a result of pressure campaigns.
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➡️With further tracking, we found that the ship was on its way to Croatia on October 3, as a possible stop.
Then the boycott movement called on its supporters to take action and send a letter to Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grlić Radman to prevent the ship from docking in the country.
The Croatian government responded to the pressure campaigns and banned the ship from docking in its ports.
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➡️On October 7, Maltatoday reported that the Maltese Ministry of Transport had rejected all service requests from ships carrying weapons bound for Israel.
Then, on October 10, the same website reported that Malta had refused to provide the ship with food and water while it was anchored outside its territorial waters.
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➡️In response to pressure campaigns against the Portuguese government, the Catherine was forced on October 17 to officially abandon the Portuguese flag and sail under the German flag.

➡️After this difficult journey and boycott campaigns, the ship loaded with explosive materials to Israel docked at the port of Alexandria, announcing that it was its final stop and the site for unloading its cargo.