Fuel trucks are expected to enter Gaza

According to the Egyptian state television channel Al Qahera News, two fuel trucks are scheduled to enter Gaza on Sunday. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

This situation is one of the first occurrences following the restrictions of recent months. The Gaza Ministry of Health announced that due to fuel shortages, only critically ill patients are being treated in hospitals.

However, the actual entry of the trucks has not yet been confirmed. In the last 24 hours, six more people, including children, have died from hunger.

Since the war began, the number of such incidents has reached 175. Israel has begun to partially allow aid to enter under international pressure.

Nevertheless, the United Nations emphasizes the need to increase the volume of aid. On Sunday, at least 18 people were killed in attacks aimed at citizens trying to receive aid in Gaza.

These events indicate the severity of the situation in the region and highlight the necessity for the international community to deliver aid more quickly