Today, Tuesday, five military aircraft carrying humanitarian aid, baby milk, and food supplies took off from King Abdullah II Air Base in the Ghabaawi area, as part of international efforts led by Jordan to deliver humanitarian aid by air to areas difficult to reach by land inside the Gaza Strip.

The air drops included one aircraft from the RJAF, one from the United Arab Emirates, one from the French Republic, and two from the Federal Republic of Germany, carrying a total of (35) tons of humanitarian aid.

The aid packages were divided into boxes weighing half a ton each after being wrapped, packed, and securely sealed to ensure their safe arrival to various areas in the northern and central parts of the Strip, coordinated with several international organizations operating there.

With this, the number of air drops carried out by JAF over the Gaza Strip has risen to (140) air drops, and (293) drops executed in cooperation with fraternal countries, carrying a total of (325) tons since the resumption of air drops on July 27.