"UN Chief and IDF Investigate Deadly Attacks on Aid Workers in Gaza"
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres calls for independent investigations into the deaths of 196 aid workers in Gaza, expressing deep concern over reports of the Israeli military using artificial intelligence to identify bombing targets. Global outrage at the humanitarian crisis in Gaza has escalated, with calls for Israel to boost aid access and protect aid workers. The Israeli military acknowledges mistakes in the recent strikes on an aid convoy, prompting demands for meaningful changes and independent investigations. Guterres emphasizes the need to stop violations of humanitarian law and expresses deep concern over the use of AI in targeting bombing in Gaza.
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