What will be the main source of disruption to the fuel delivery from Qatar to Gaza during the ceasefire?
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News reports, official statements from Qatar, Gaza, and international observers
Qatar to Supply Gaza With 12.5 Million Liters of Fuel Over 10 Days of Ceasefire
Jan 20, 2025, 03:31 PM
Qatar has announced the initiation of a land bridge to supply the Gaza Strip with 12.5 million liters of fuel over the first ten days of a ceasefire agreement. The fuel delivery will amount to 1.25 million liters per day. On the first day of the initiative, 25 fuel trucks arrived at Gaza via the Kerem Shalom crossing.
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