U.S. Troops Enter Gaza to Monitor Compliance with Agreements

Around 250,000 people have returned to Gaza City since the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took effect. The local Civil Defense reported that approximately 200,000 more Palestinians have returned to the northern areas of the enclave, which the Israeli army had previously declared "extremely dangerous" for civilians.

The day before, the IDF withdrew its troops to new lines inside the Gaza Strip. Now it's up to Hamas: all living hostages must be released by 6:00 a.m. on October 13.

Meanwhile, 200 American troops are arriving in the enclave to monitor compliance with the agreements. It is expected to establish a monitoring center. The main objective is to prevent chaotic situations and ensure the efficient work of humanitarian organizations.