The US, through the White House and National Security Council spokesman John Kirby, addressed the casualties in Rafah, denying turning a blind eye. Kirby mentioned no policy changes after Sunday's attack that killed 45 people in a camp for displaced persons.
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'All eyes on Rafah': US not turning 'blind eye' to Rafah casualties, says White House May 29, 2024 at 03:43AM
The US, through the White House and National Security Council spokesman John Kirby, addressed the casualties in Rafah, denying turning a blind eye. Kirby mentioned no policy changes after Sunday's attack that killed 45 people in a camp for displaced persons.
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