Humanitarian Aid Convoy Awaits Libyan Approval to Reach Gaza
A convoy carrying humanitarian supplies is positioned in Libya as it seeks permission to travel by land toward the Gaza Strip. Activists remain in Sirte while Libyan authorities review the request.
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france24.comA humanitarian aid convoy has assembled in Libya with the goal of delivering supplies to the Gaza Strip by land route. Activists are currently based in the city of Sirte while they wait for Libyan authorities to grant permission for the convoy to proceed. The convoy organizers have described the effort as an attempt to deliver aid through an overland path.
The group remains in Sirte pending the outcome of the Libyan review process. No timeline for a decision has been announced by Libyan officials.
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