The US military was forced to remove the ... but the Pentagon was forced to issue a strongly worded denial. “The temporary pier on the coast of Gaza was put in place for one purpose only, ...

A temporary floating pier designed to increase the amount of aid getting into Gaza has been anchored to a beach there, the US military has said. Lorries carrying humanitarian assistance are ...

The United States has said it will soon end operations ... Military personnel attempted to re-anchor the temporary Gaza pier to the beach on Wednesday after technical and weather-related issues ...

A US soldier who was injured while delivering ... to placate concerns about the humanitarian situation in Gaza. “This ...

A US military ship is sailing towards the Middle East, carrying equipment to build a temporary pier off the coast of Gaza. The floating harbour will help get aid into Gaza by sea as the UN has ...

NEW YORK, May 16. /TASS/. Personnel of the US Central Command (USCENTCOM) have set up a temporary floating pier at the beach in the Gaza Strip to deliver humanitarian cargo. "Today at ...

A US military ship is sailing towards the Middle East, carrying equipment to build a temporary pier off the coast of Gaza, the army says. The support ship, General Frank S Besson, set sail from a ...

“The pier ... United States Agency for International Development administrator, told The Associated Press on Thursday that the sea route has brought in enough food to feed 450,000 of Gaza ...

WASHINGTON, March 8. /TASS/. The United States is creating a temporary pier in the Gaza Strip to supply humanitarian aid to the Palestinian enclave by sea, US President Joe Biden said in his State ...

The discussions included the possibility of the UAE and the US, along with other nations, temporarily overseeing the ...

US personnel "attempted yesterday to reanchor the temporary pier to the beach in Gaza to resume humanitarian operations. However, due to technical and weather-related issues," they were unable to ...

The Pentagon's press secretary, Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder, said on Tuesday that the goods unloaded on the temporary pier built by the US off the coast of Gaza hadn't reached those in need, according to CNN.