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US service member critically injured at Gaza aid pier: report

Three US service members were injured, one seriously, during a non-military operation at a Gaza pier on Thursday, according to a report.

Troops were working to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza, U.S. Vice Admiral Brad Cooper, deputy commander of U.S. Central Command, told Reuters.

Three American soldiers were injured, including one seriously injured, on Thursday. U.S. Army photo / Staff Sgt. Malcolm Cohens-Ashley

Two soldiers suffered a sprained ankle and a slight back injury.

Cooper declined to provide details on the condition of the third American, who was taken to a local hospital.

However, a US defense official told Reuters military correspondent Phil Stewart that the serviceman was seriously injured and was airlifted to an Israeli hospital.

The nature of the injury is not yet known.

The US military has built a floating pier off the coast of the Gaza Strip to help deliver aid to the Palestinian-controlled territory.

News Source : nypost.com
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