Internal US Documents Reveal Officials ‘Deeply Concerned’ Over Trump’s Gaza Plan: Report
No real initiative has been drafted to implement the terms of the deal, including the deployment of the International Security Force and the disarmament of the resistance
Private US documents cited by POLITICO on 11 November have revealed that Washington has no “clear path forward” for the implementation of its ‘peace plan’ in Gaza.
US officials cited in the report are “deeply concerned” that the agreement could collapse due to the difficulty of implementing it.
The documents were presented in October during a symposium for US Central Command (CENTCOM) and the newly formed Civil-Military Coordination Center (CMCC) – established by Washington in the city of Kiryat Gat weeks ago.
Among the documents is a 67-slide presentation detailing the major concerns and hurdles in the way of implementing the deal.
“Divorced from the peace deal is a plan of how to actually implement this peace deal. Everyone is floating around at 40,000 feet and nobody is talking operations or tactics,” a participant in the symposium involved in the planning process told POLITICO.
🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle
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