The US administration has announced that approximately 200 military personnel have been sent to Israel to support and monitor the implementation of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza. The US Central Command will establish a 'civil-military coordination center' within the framework of this process.
The editorial office, citing AP News, reports that the main purpose of the new center is the safe delivery of humanitarian aid to the region and the logistical management of operations. According to US officials, the military personnel will not enter Gaza; their activities will be limited to Israeli territory.
Pentagon officials stated that a portion of the US forces has already arrived in Israel. The coordination center is expected to become fully operational by the weekend, with other international partners – including Qatar, Turkey, and Egypt – also joining the process.