UN calls Gaza aid station mob rush 'heartbreaking' as org. says 10,000 trucks wait at border
This comes as the IDF claimed that 400 approved aid trucks were waiting for UN distribution in the Gaza Strip.
United Nations Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric called the images of Gazans overrunning aid distribution centers in the Gaza Strip “heartbreaking” in a statement on Tuesday night.
“The UN and its partners have a detailed, principled, and effective plan supported by member states to provide assistance to the desperate population,” he added.
This comes after two large aid distribution centers opened in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday. Gazan civilians overran the facilities at one point, leading the IDF and US security contractors to fire warning shots in the air to disperse the mob.
The incident comes amid significant international controversy over the aid centers.
UN claims 10,000 aid trucks waiting to be checked
On Tuesday, UN officials claimed that 10,000 trucks were sitting at the Gaza border waiting to be let in.BREAKING: 400 humanitarian aid trucks are waiting 𝐢𝐧 Gaza for the @UN to be distributed.Don’t fall for misinformation, the IDF and @cogatonline have adjusted the logistical and security protocols. The @UN still refuse to do its job. pic.twitter.com/mkotBmWs2T— Israel Defense Forces (@IDF) May 27, 2025
“Don’t fall for misinformation. The IDF and @cogatonline have adjusted the logistical and security protocols. The @UN still refuses to do its job,” the post read.