Humanitarian Aid Advances Towards Gaza Amid International Pressure
Aid trucks started moving to Gaza from Egypt after international pressure and warnings of potential starvation. The Israeli military announced the establishment of humanitarian corridors and pauses to ensure the safe delivery of aid by United Nations convoys.

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On Sunday, aid trucks began their journey from Egypt to Gaza in response to mounting international pressure and escalating concerns about potential starvation in the region, as reported by the Egyptian state-affiliated Al Qahera News TV.
The Israeli military recently declared the implementation of 'humanitarian corridors' to facilitate the secure movement of United Nations aid convoys destined for Gazans.
Additionally, they announced plans to implement 'humanitarian pauses' to streamline aid delivery within the enclave's densely populated areas, highlighting a concerted international effort to alleviate the worsening crisis.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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