"US-Built Pier in Gaza Faces Challenges in Delivering Humanitarian Aid"
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The United Nations has resumed transporting humanitarian aid from a U.S.-built pier off the Gaza coast after a two-day halt due to aid interception by Palestinians. The U.N. emphasizes that land deliveries are more effective, requiring at least 500 trucks daily to address the crisis in Gaza. The pier operation, costing $320 million and involving 1,000 U.S. service members, aims to handle up to 150 trucks a day. Aid is inspected in Cyprus before being shipped to Gaza.
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- Pentagon says none of the aid unloaded from US pier off coast of Gaza has been delivered to broader Palestinian population CNN
- More than 1 million pounds of aid has reached Palestinians in Gaza through coastal pier The Hill
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