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Egypt Continues Humanitarian Aid Airdrops to Gaza

March 30, 2024
Egypt Continues Humanitarian Aid Airdrops to Gaza

Preparations for aid airdropping on Gaza

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Throughout March 28, 29, and 30, the Egyptian Air Force (EAF) has persisted in delivering substantial humanitarian aid, including food supplies and relief materials, through a series of airdrops into remote areas of northern Gaza Strip.

These ongoing airdrop operations, undertaken by the Egyptian Air Force, are conducted in coordination with the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

Additionally, the Egyptian Air Force has engaged in collaborative efforts with Jordan and other international allies to ensure the delivery of crucial aid to Gaza.

The decision to conduct these airdrops stems from the escalating humanitarian crisis faced by Palestinians within the enclave, exacerbated by the prolonged Israeli conflict now entering its sixth month.

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