American mercenaries are operating within Gaza, fueling a growing controversy. Reports reveal individuals, not affiliated with Blackwater or Wagner groups, are actively involved in aid distribution – a stark departure from typical humanitarian efforts. This revelation comes as the UN confirms a devastating toll: 1,373 Gazan aid seekers have been killed since late May while attempting to receive assistance.
The situation is further complicated by allegations that some of these deaths occurred immediately after individuals collected aid, as highlighted by a whistleblower from the GHF. Democratic lawmakers are now demanding answers from U.S. firms linked to the controversial aid organization.
A U.S. envoy is currently visiting Gaza to assess food distribution sites amid the escalating crisis. The sheer number of casualties underscores the desperate need for safer aid delivery methods and raises serious questions about accountability and oversight within the conflict zone.
