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A rescue operation took place on June 17, 2026, involving the Greek Coast Guard, which saved 38 migrants from a boat south of Gavdos, the southernmost point of Europe. The migrants were reported to have been aboard an inflatable vessel when they were located by a patrol boat during the mission. This operation was coordinated by the Unified Center for Search and Rescue (EKSER), ensuring a prompt and organized response.
Following their rescue, the 38 migrants were transported to Souda, on the island of Crete. Authorities stated that the necessary procedures would be followed in accordance with established protocols for handling the situation. The event highlights ongoing maritime challenges faced in the region regarding migration, as authorities continue their efforts to ensure the safety of those attempting perilous sea journeys.
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