Palestinian children make their way through blockages after air strikes. “Difficult decision”: the Secretary General reduced the presence of the UN in gas Peace and safety In response to the continuing blows of Israeli on gas, which led to the deaths of hundreds of civilians and UN employees, as well as blocking the supply of assistance to the enclave, the Secretary General of the United Nations decided to reduce the presence of the UN in the sector, despite the aggravated humanitarian crisis. 62 >“The Secretary General made a difficult decision to reduce the presence of the UN in Gaza-even despite the rapidly growing humanitarian needs and increasing anxiety about the security of the civilian population,” the UN press secretary Stephen Dyuzharrick said. & Amp; NBSP; while the UN emphasizes that the organization will continue to provide the necessary assistance to the population of the sector. “The UN does not leave Gaza. The organization remains committed to the provision of assistance, on which the survival and safety of civilians depends, ”said the representative of the Secretary General. & Amp; nbsp; since the beginning of March, Israel completely blocked the access of humanitarian aid to the sector. On March 19, as a result of a blow to the UN complex in Deir al-Balach, an employee from Bulgaria died and six of his colleagues were seriously injured-from France, Moldova, North Macedonia, Palestine and Great Britain. According to preliminary data, the blow was delivered from the Israeli tank. & Amp; nbsp; “The location of this UN object was well known to the parties to the conflict. I again emphasize that all parties are obliged to ensure the inviolability of UN objects in accordance with international law. Without this, our colleagues are in unacceptable risk, fulfilling the mission to save the lives of the civilian population, ”Dyujarrick emphasized. & Amp; nbsp; General Secretary, he said, decisively condemns these blows and requires a complete, comprehensive and independent investigation of the incident; nbsp; the UN also remembered all sides again Conflict on obligations on international law. “All parties should strictly comply with international law. Peaceful residents must be protected. Crossing access to vital help must be immediately eliminated. All hostages must be released without any conditions, ”the spokesman said.