Blinken: The United States has agreed with Israel on the withdrawal of IDF units from the Gaza Strip
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken announced an agreement with Israel on the withdrawal of IDF units from the Gaza Strip as part of a deal with Hamas, emphasizing the US intransigence to long-term occupation.
U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken announced that an agreement had been reached between the United States and Israel on the withdrawal of several IDF units from the Gaza Strip. This was part of a broader deal with Hamas aimed at stabilizing the situation in the region. Blinkin stressed that the United States does not accept any long-term occupation of the Gaza Strip by Israel, and within the framework of the agreement reached, clear deadlines and places for the withdrawal of troops have been established.
According to him, Israel agreed to these conditions, which was an important step towards resolving the conflict and improving the humanitarian situation in the region. Blinken also noted that the United States will continue to actively work with international partners to ensure stability and security in the Middle East.
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