The Trump administration has been criticized after it emerged that food for malnourished children will be incinerated as foreign aid is cut.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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Recent revelations show that the United States plans to incinerate tons of expired biscuits for malnourished children in Afghanistan and Pakistan. Michael Rigas of the State Department acknowledged that this is the result of the USAID shutdown and promised to investigate. The Trump administration's drastic cut in foreign aid has sparked criticism, with senators expressing concern that resources are being wasted rather than distributed.
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Tone de ajutoare alimentare expirate: Administrația Trump țintă a criticilor
Tone de ajutoare alimentare expirate: Administrația Trump țintă a criticilor
Tone de alimente achiziționate de SUA pentru copii mici malnutriți vor fi arse, după ce au expirat / Cauza: oprirea USAID
Administraţia Trump, ţintă a criticilor: Tone de alimente expirate destinate copiilor vor fi incinerate, pentru că au expirat
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