Rome and Berlin warn: aid must reach Gaza before winter – Mehr News Agency | RCO News Agency

According to the Mehr News Agency, quoted by Turkey’s Anatolia News Agency, in this joint statement, after the conversation between Italian Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani and his German counterpart, Yohan Fadeiful» was published, the two countries emphasized their commitment to strengthen and revive the process of sending humanitarian aid to Gaza.

The aforementioned statement also confirmed Rome and Berlin’s support for the peace plan presented by US President Donald Trump, which was approved by the Security Council and emphasizes the need to resume humanitarian aid without hindrance.

The two sides announced that they intend to create a common platform to coordinate the efforts of the private sector and civil society and highlight the central role of the United Nations and non-governmental organizations in responding effectively to the humanitarian crisis.

Meanwhile, the United Nations warned on Monday that the Zionist regime continues to prevent humanitarian aid from entering Gaza, and due to the extreme cold of winter, the risk of death of newborn babies due to the cold has increased.

Despite the establishment of a ceasefire on October 10, the living conditions in Gaza have not improved and the severe restrictions of the Zionist regime on the entry of aid trucks continue.

The two-year war that began on October 8, 2023, left more than 70,000 martyrs, 171,000 wounded, and destroyed 90% of civilian infrastructure. The initial damages of this war are estimated at 70 billion dollars.