UN Receives Approval to Send 100 Aid Trucks Into Gaza Amid Humanitarian Crisis
- The United Nations received approval on May 20, 2025, to send about 100 aid trucks into the Gaza Strip to address the humanitarian crisis.
- This approval came after an 11-week Israeli blockade that caused severe deficits in food, water, and medical supplies for the 2.3 million residents of the enclave.
- Despite nine trucks being cleared and five entering Gaza via the Kerem Shalom crossing, UN officials describe these deliveries as insufficient compared to urgent needs.
- UN spokesman Jens Laerke reported that the UN has secured permission for a significantly higher number of trucks to deliver aid today compared to the previous day, including shipments of baby food and nutritional supplies for children.
- Malnutrition in Gaza is rising and could increase exponentially if shortages persist, making the aid delivery crucial to prevent worsening conditions and mortal danger for vulnerable groups.
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