An official in Cyprus says aid ships that arrived in Gaza this week will return to the Mediterranean island nation carrying some 240 tons of…
AN official in Cyprus says aid ships that arrived in Gaza this week will return to the Mediterranean island nation carrying some 240 tons of undelivered aid after an air strike killed seven aid workers.
The UK's Foreign Secretary says British nationals are reported to have been killed. An Australian, Polish, Palestinian, and a dual US-Canadian citizen have also died, WCK said.Cyprus has played a key role in trying to establish a maritime aid corridor to Gaza from its port city of Larnaca.Cyprus’ Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos said the charity is suspending operations in Gaza out of respect for the victims as well as to review security protocols.
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