The United States and Israel will suspend unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) flights over the Gaza Strip for six hours each day as part of an agreement to release 50 hostages from the Palestinian territory. This information was shared by White House Deputy National Security Advisor (NSC) John Finer in an interview with the TV channel. CNN.
“The US military is currently flying surveillance drones over Gaza to support Israeli efforts to locate hostages,” the deputy adviser said.
US officials said the intelligence collected was not used in any operation.
November 22 Israel and Hamas To agree about a humanitarian pause and the release of some hostages. The first phase of the agreement calls for a four-day ceasefire and the exchange of 50 prisoners held in Gaza for 150 Palestinian prisoners held in Israeli prisons. In the second phase, it is possible that more people will be released; The ceasefire will be extended by one day for every 10 hostages released. Hamas promised to release two captured Russian women immediately after the end of hostilities.
Russians who previously fled the Gaza Strip said about life in a war zone.