SHOTLIST: BERLIN, GERMANY (JUNE 12, 2025) (ANADOLU – ACCESS ALL) 1. VARIOUS OF SUPPORTERS HOLDING PALESTINIAN FLAGS, BANNERS, SHOUTING SLOGANS, GREETING ACTIVISTS SUAYB ORDU AND YASEMIN ACAR 2. VARIOUS OF TWO ACTIVISTS ARRIVING IN BERLIN, GREETED BY SUPPORTERS, FAMILY AND PRESS MEMBERS 3. VARIOUS OF ACTIVIST SUAYB ORDU SPEAKING TO PRESS MEMBERS, SUPPORTERS LOUDLY PLAYING MUSIC AND SHOUTING SLOGANS IN BACKGROUND 4. VARIOUS OF ORDU MAKING PHONE CALLS, RECEIVING ROSES FROM SUPPORTERS, HUGGING LOVED ONES, LEAVING AIRPORT 5. (SOUNDBITE) (English) YASEMIN ACAR SAYING: “...Our lives are not more worthy than the lives of our sisters and brothers in Gaza. Our governments don't decide for us. We showed with the Madleen that the governments do not decide for us. They do not decide when to say no, when to say yes. We have a decision to make. We vote them into power. And when they are starving children. This is what we have to rise up and say no more. So we all have the power in us. You just have to recognize it. And step over the fear that you do have repression. Don't be scared of repression in the face of oppression. We will look you dead in the eye. And we will come again. We will come again until we will break the siege. 440 children prisoners. So what we have gone through is nothing in the face of the prisoners that had been kept in the Israeli (prisons)...” 6. VARIOUS OF ACAR LEAVING HUGGING LOVED ONES, LEAVING AIRPORTBERLIN, GERMANY - JUNE 12, 2025: Two activists detained aboard the Gaza-bound aid vessel Madleen, Suayb Ordu and Yasemin Acar, arrived in Berlin on Thursday following their release from Israeli custody, according to Turkish diplomatic sources. The British-flagged vessel Madleen set sail on June 6 from Sicily, Italy for Gaza in an attempt to break an Israeli naval blockade on the enclave, where over 55,000 people have been killed in a deadly onslaught since October 2023. Israeli forces seized the Madleen in international waters early Monday and detained its 12-strong crew. In addition to Ordu and Acar, activists aboard the Madleen included prominent Swedish activist Greta Thunberg, Rima Hassan, Baptiste Andre, Pascal Maurieras, Yanis Mhamdi and Reva Viard from France, Thiago Avila from Brazil, Sergio Toribio from Spain, Marco van Rennes from the Netherlands and Omar Faiad, a journalist with Al Jazeera Mubasher, also from France. Writing by Aleyna Cil