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Audio instructions leaked by Greek rescue co-ordinators have created more doubts over the official version of Greece in hours as well as up to 650 people as well as up to 650 people as well as the official version of events.

Adriana went down into international water in the early hours of 14 June 2023 – but within the Greece’s rescue area – after leaving before the days of Libya.

The remaining people later told the BBC that the Coastguards had caused their crowded fishing boat to capsize Forced to break it in a bottled attempt and then witnesses to remain silent,

The Greek Coastguard denied these claims and retained that it did not try to save those ships because they were not in danger and they said that they wanted to reach Italy voluntarily, not Greece.

But in a phone call that has now emerged an anonymous person speaking from inside a Greek rescue coordination center, he is heard instructing the captain of the migrant boat to tell an arrival ship that they do not want to reach Greece on the ship.

The Coastguard has not commented on the audio, but said that it has handed over all the available evidence to a naval court who is investigating the disaster.

Drowning was one of the worst disasters that occurred in the Mediterranean Sea.

It is estimated that the boat was carrying up to 750 migrants when it left from Tobruk’s port in Libya about a week ago.

Eighty -two bodies were recovered, but the United Nations believes that there are additional 500 people – 100 women and children, who were in a boat catch – maybe died.

Audio recording It was obtained by the Greek website News247. Reveal the phone calls associated with the Joint Rescue Coordination Center (JRCC) at Pirius’s port near Capital Athens.

In the first call, at 18:50 local time (15:50 GMT) on 13 June, an officer is heard explaining to the migrant boat that a large red vessel will soon come to supply and explain that the migrant does not want to reach Greece.

Officer 1:

• To give you fuel, water and food to give you a boat. And in an hour we send you another boat, okay?
• Tell the Big Red Ship to the captain “We don’t want to go to Greece”. Ok?

The answer to the person captaining the migrant boat is not heard.

In another call, 90 minutes later, at 22:10, a separate officer from the same coordination center talks to the captain of Lucky sailor (“Big Red Ship”).

Officer 2:

Okay, captain, forgive me before I can’t hear you. I could not understand what you told me. You told me that you have given them food, water and they told you that they do not want to live in Greece and they want to go to Italy, they don’t want anything else?

Lucky sailor captain:

Yes because I asked them to megaphone “Greece or Italia”? And everyone there is screaming Italia.

Officer 2:

Ah, okay, ok everyone is screaming that they don’t want Greece and they want Italy?

Lucky sailor captain:

Yes yes yes.

Officer 2:

Ok

Lucky sailor captain:

They are like all the crowds, very crowded, full deck.

Officer 2:

Okay, captain. So you’re finished with supply?

Lucky sailor captain:

Yes, sir, yes.

Officer 2:

Captain, I want, I want it to write it in your logbook. Bridge logbook.

Lucky sailor captain:

Yes, okay, we will write it.

Officer 2:

Ok?

Lucky sailor captain:

Yes

Officer 2:

I want you to write about it that they do not want to live in Greece and they want to go to Italy. They do not want anything from Greece and they want to go to Italy.

Lucky sailor captain:

Okay, yes, yes.

Another vessel, loyal warrior, also supplied some supply to the migrant boat, but there has been no more conversation between its captain and Greek officials.

The Greek Coastguard did not comment on the contents of the conversations, but told the BBC that it “placed all the materials in its possession, which includes audio recording and the diary of events” in the office of the Maritime Court prosecutor, who is investigating.

It said that it had saved more than one lakh migrants in the sea threat in the last decade and arrested more than a thousand smugglers, and its human work was recognized internationally.

Our BBC investigation in immediate days after drowning Greek officials challenged the interpretation For disaster.

The analysis of the movement of other vessels in the area suggests that crowded fishing ship was not running for at least seven hours.

The Coastguard has always stressed that during these hours the boat was on a course for Italy and there was no need to rescue.

Last year, A Greek court accused The Egyptians were accused of causing Shipavrak against nine Egyptians.

The judges of the southern port city Kalamata ruled that they do not have the jurisdiction to hear the case, based on the sinking of the vessel in the international water.

It was shown in the prosecution that the defendants were prosecuted for the evidence that were already contradicts by at least six people who told the BBC that the Coastguard had caused the boat to capsize their boat and then pressurized them to frame the Egyptians.

The human rights lawyer, Dimitris Choulis, who represented some of Egyptian accused, stated that he was not surprised by these recording.

“We know how to either push back or save people about Costguard’s strategy.”

He claimed that “an attempt was made from the first day.”

He told the BBC, “He (Greek authorities) told the story, ‘They did not want to be saved’ and so insulted the memory of so many dead people.”

Human rights groups, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, have said that they have strong reservation about the integrity of Greek investigation and have called for international investigation.

Greek Lokpal – An independent authority removed from the government – is looking after the allegations.

The disaster is also being investigated by the Greek Naval Court.