AMMAN— On Saturday, the Jordanian Armed Forces, also known
as the Arab Army (JAF), executed five airdrops in the northern Gaza Strip,
delivering medical and food aid with the participation of several countries.
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Two C130 aircraft belonging to the Royal Jordanian Air Force
(RJAF) participated in the airdrops, targeting various areas across northern
Gaza. One of them conducted a drop of urgent medical supplies to the Jordanian
field hospital Gaza/77. Additionally, aircraft from Egypt, the US, and Germany
took part, marking Germany's first participation with the JAF, Al-Mamlaka TV
reported.
The Jordanian aid operation was conducted in cooperation
with Brunei, reflecting Jordan's steadfast stance towards the Gaza Strip and
its commitment to continuing assistance to Palestinians in various
circumstances.
Furthermore, Major General Yousef Huneiti, Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs Staff, oversaw the preparation of Jordanian aid aircraft.
During his inspection at King Abdullah II Air Base, Huneiti
emphasized the continued international efforts to send aid to Gaza through
airlifts. He stressed the necessity of delivering more humanitarian aid to
support residents in facing food shortages resulting from the ongoing Israeli
war.
Huneiti also met with base personnel, conveying greetings
from His Majesty King Abdullah. He expressed pride in the distinguished level
of efficiency and professionalism that the JAF have achieved in carrying out
their tasks and duties.
JAF confirmed their ongoing efforts to send humanitarian and
medical aid through an air bridge, either from Marka Airport to El Arish
International Airport or through aerial drop operations in Gaza, along with
land aid convoys.
It's noteworthy that Jordan is working to coordinate
international efforts to deliver more aid to the people of the strip,
especially during Ramadan.
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