SHOTLIST: LIBYA, TAJURA (JUNE 11, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. VARIOUS DRONE SHOTS OF VEHICLES MOVING ON ROAD/ MAGHREB RESISTANCE CONVOY PARKED/ CROWD OF PEOPLE AROUND 2. DRONE SHOT OF AREA WHERE PEOPLE GATHER (TWO SHOTS) 3. DRONE SHOT OF AREA WHERE BUSES PARKED, CROWD OF PEOPLE AROUND (TWO SHOTS) 4. DRONE SHOT OF PEOPLE GATHERED, WAVING FLAGS (TWO SHOTS) 5. DRONE SHOT OF BUSES PARKED (TWO SHOTS) 6. VARIOUS OF CROWD OF PEOPLE AROUND BUSES/ CHILDREN ON TOP OF TRUCKS HOLDING BANNER 7. PEOPLE WALKING AMONG BUSES (TWO SHOTS) 8. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE CHANTING SLOGANS/ HOLDING FLAGS 9. VARIOUS OF FUEL BEING TRANSFERRED TO BUS 10. VEHICLES MOVING ON ROAD AS PEOPLE WALK AROUND BUS (TWO SHOTS) 11. PEOPLE AROUND BUSLIBYA, TAJURA - JUNE 11, 2025: The Maghreb Resistance Convoy, launched to help break the Israeli blockade on Gaza, arrived in the eastern Libyan city of Tajura on Wednesday, June 11. The convoy was warmly welcomed by a large crowd upon its arrival in the city. Locals in Tajura hosted the activists with lunch, water, and fruit juice, expressing solidarity with their mission. Following a short break, Libyan citizens and convoy participants held a demonstration calling for an end to the blockade on Gaza. After the rally, the convoy resumed its journey toward its next destination in Libya, the city of Misrata. Departing from Tunisia, the convoy includes around 2,000 activists from Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, and Mauritania. On Sunday, it reached the Libyan city of Zawiya, where it was also welcomed with great enthusiasm and joined by many Libyan activists. The convoy consists of nearly 120 vehicles and 12 buses. Organizers expect additional activists from various countries to join the group in Egypt after arriving by land and air via Cairo. The initiative is part of a broader effort by international civil society movements aiming to break the ongoing blockade on Gaza and deliver humanitarian aid to Palestinians under siege. Reporting by Hamza Al Ahmar // Writing by Mustafa Tuncer