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29 May 2024

US Soldiers Were Stuck in Beached Boats Along Gaza After Storms Broke Apart Aid Pier

U.S. Central Command confirmed that the soldiers had been evacuated from the boats by Tuesday after the vessels broke free from their moorings on Saturday, though it was not immediately clear how long the troops were stuck on the shore.

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