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The UAE and Jordan led a multinational airdrop operation to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza. Seven aircraft from France, Germany, Italy, and Spain participated in the mission. The effort is part of Operation Chivalrous Knight 3, focusing on critical relief for Palestinians. The UAE emphasized its ongoing commitment to humanitarian and diplomatic support for Gaza.

Key Points: UAE and Jordan Lead Gaza Aid Airdrop With European Allies

  • UAE and Jordan coordinate 59th Gaza aid airdrop
  • France, Germany, Italy, and Spain contribute aircraft
  • Operation Chivalrous Knight 3 targets hardest-hit areas
  • UAE reaffirms commitment to Palestinian humanitarian support
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UAE, Jordan lead airdrop operation of humanitarian aid in Gaza alongside France, Germany, Italy and Spain

UAE and Jordan spearhead 59th Gaza airdrop with France, Germany, Italy, and Spain to deliver urgent humanitarian aid amid crisis.

"This operation reflects a steadfast commitment to solidarity with impacted nations. – Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan"

Abu Dhabi, August 2

Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, conducted a phone call with Ayman Safadi, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The two sides discussed the latest developments of the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, and ways to enhance joint coordination in relief efforts.

During the phone call, Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan commended the ongoing humanitarian endeavours undertaken by Jordan to support the Palestinian people in Gaza, praising the close bilateral cooperation between the two countries in this vital field.

Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan affirmed that under the directives of Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, UAE President, the UAE continues to lead global initiatives to provide urgent humanitarian support through comprehensive efforts via land, air, and sea to the brotherly Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip, who are experiencing extremely challenging humanitarian conditions.

Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan emphasised that the 59th airdrop operation of humanitarian aid was implemented today, led by the UAE and Jordan, alongside seven aircraft from France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. These efforts are part of the "Operation Chivalrous Knight 3", which aims to deliver food and relief supplies to the most affected areas in the Strip.

Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan highlighted that this operation represents an efficient model for international cooperation in providing a humanitarian response, reflecting a steadfast commitment to the principle of solidarity with impacted nations. Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan reaffirmed that the UAE remains one of the leading countries supporting the brotherly Palestinian people, whether through direct relief efforts or continuous political and diplomatic action.

Furthermore, he highlighted the UAE's commitment to this unwavering humanitarian approach, in cooperation with its regional and international partners, to support civilians in Gaza and alleviate their suffering. These efforts reflect the steadfast principles adopted by the UAE to provide humanitarian support and urgent relief to nations during times of crisis, particularly the brotherly Palestinian people. (ANI/WAM)

- ANI

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Rohit P
While I appreciate the humanitarian gesture, we must ask why only certain countries are leading this? Where are the permanent UNSC members? India has been sending medical aid quietly without much fanfare. Real help doesn't need publicity.
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Aditya G
Operation Chivalrous Knight 3 sounds like something from a movie! But seriously, glad to see Middle Eastern nations taking charge of regional issues. Hope the aid reaches the actual people in need and not misused by Hamas.
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Sarah B
As an expat in UAE, I'm proud to see my host country leading such initiatives. But I wonder - are airdrops the most efficient method? Wouldn't opening land corridors be better? The situation is heartbreaking either way.
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Karthik V
India has its own problems to solve first - poverty, malnutrition at home. We can't be the world's charity while our own people suffer. Let rich Gulf nations handle this crisis.
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Meera T
The UAE's leadership in this crisis is impressive. As an Indian Muslim, I pray that this aid brings some relief to the suffering Palestinians. Insha'Allah the international community will find a permanent solution to this conflict soon.

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