EU mission ready to operate at Rafah crossing, spokesperson says
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- EU spokesperson says its mission at Rafah crossing is ready to operate.
- Statement comes amid anticipation of the border’s reopening.
The European Union confirmed that its mission at the Rafah border crossing is prepared to begin operations as soon as the crossing is reopened.
An EU spokesperson said the team is fully staffed and equipped, ready to facilitate humanitarian access and monitor movements at the border.
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The Rafah crossing, the main gateway between Gaza and Egypt, has been closed intermittently in recent months, affecting the flow of people and aid.
EU officials emphasized the importance of coordination with local authorities to ensure safe and efficient operations once the crossing resumes.
The statement underscores ongoing international attention on humanitarian access to Gaza amid heightened regional tensions.
