US EditionUS completes building humanitarian pier off Gaza coast
- The US military has finished constructing a Gaza aid pier, but adverse weather conditions prevent moving it presently, according to the Pentagon.
- Costing at least $320 million, the pier intends to enhance humanitarian aid deliveries to Gaza amid extensive Israeli-Hamas conflict.
- Completion of the two-part JLOTS pier components is stalled due to unsafe sea conditions, delaying crucial aid operations to Gaza.
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US completes construction of Gaza aid pier
WASHINGTON, May — The US military has completed construction of its Gaza aid pier, but weather conditions mean it is currently unsafe to move the two-part facility into place, the Pentagon said yesterday. The pier — which the US military started building last month and which will cost at least US$320 million (RM1.5 billion) — is aimed at boosting deliveries of desperately needed humanitarian assistance to Gaza, which has been ravaged by seven mo…
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The EU reported that the construction of the temporary port in Gaza has ended but it cannot be installed due to weather conditions.
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