On Monday, the Jordanian Armed Forces announced they had conducted three airdrops of relief and humanitarian aid to various locations in the southern Gaza Strip.

These airdrops included food parcels, medical supplies, and dialysis solutions to support the people of Gaza amidst ongoing aggression from the Israeli Occupation. The operation involved two Royal Jordanian Air Force aircraft, in collaboration with the King Salman Center for Relief and Humanitarian Aid from Saudi Arabia, and an aircraft from the Republic of Egypt.

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The Jordanian Armed Forces confirmed they are continuing to send humanitarian and medical aid through an air bridge, with deliveries made by aid planes from Marka Airport to Al-Arish International Airport, or via airdrops and ground aid convoys to Gaza. This ongoing effort aims to help families in Gaza cope with difficult conditions.

Since the start of the Israeli Occupation war on Gaza, the Jordanian Armed Forces have carried out 113 airdrops and coordinated 264 airdrops in cooperation with allied countries.