The United States is currently in the process of reviewing the findings of the Israeli investigation into the deadly strike on a World Central Kitchen convoy, as stated by US State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller on Tuesday.
Miller mentioned that a final assessment has not yet been made, despite being briefed on the findings on April 4. The US government is actively engaging with humanitarian organizations to address any questions they may have, and this dialogue is still ongoing.
Regarding the possibility of an independent investigation, Miller clarified that the United States is not currently calling for one. He also noted that there is no specific timetable for when the US assessment will be completed.
The incident in question, involving the deadly strike on a World Central Kitchen convoy, has drawn significant attention and concern. The US government's careful approach to reviewing the investigation findings reflects the seriousness with which it is treating the matter.
As the review process continues, the United States remains committed to working closely with relevant parties to ensure a thorough understanding of the events surrounding the strike. The outcome of this assessment will likely have implications for future actions and decisions related to the incident.
