Exclusive-US firm in Gaza aid program criticized by UN in talks for new role

JERUSALEM, Feb 11 (Reuters) - A U.S. security firm that deployed armed veterans to guard Gaza aid sites is in talks with the Trump administration’s Board of Peace about its next role in the enclave, the company said on Wednesday, after previously facing U.N. criticism over deadly scenes at its distribution points. UG Solutions made the disclosure, which has not been previously reported, after Reuters reported it was recruiting Arabic-speaking contractors with combat experience for work in undisclosed locations. A source with direct knowledge of the Board’s planning confirmed talks were under way with the firm. The North Carolina-based firm, which provided security for the U. 🔗 Leggi su Internazionale.it

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Exclusive: US firm in Gaza aid program, criticized by UN, in talks for new roleA U.S. security firm that deployed armed veterans to guard Gaza aid sites is in talks with the Trump administration’s Board of Peace about its next role in the enclave, the company said on Wednesday, ... reuters.com