Jordan's army carries out seven airdrops on north Gaza

Thursday, the Jordanian Armed Forces, also known as the Arab Army, conducted seven airdrops delivering humanitarian and food aid to various locations in the northern Gaza Strip.

These airdrops were executed using two C130 aircraft from the Royal Jordanian Air Force, one aircraft from Egypt, two from the United States, one from Germany, and one from Singapore.

This international collaboration is part of Jordan's efforts to garner support from various countries to provide much-needed food aid to those suffering from famine due to the ongoing aggression from Israeli Occupation, even during the holy month of Ramadan.

The Armed Forces affirm their commitment to continuing humanitarian and medical aid deliveries via an air bridge, either through aid planes flying from Marka Airport to Al-Arish International Airport or through airdrops directly onto Gaza or ground aid convoys.

Since the start of the Israeli Occupation aggression on Gaza, the Jordanian Armed Forces have conducted a total of 53 airdrops, with an additional 78 carried out in cooperation with allied nations.