US EditionCanadian Armed Forces airdrop aid to Palestinians in Gaza
GAZA STRIP, AUG 4 – The Canadian Armed Forces delivered nearly 10,000 kilograms of food aid in Gaza amid severe restrictions and a worsening hunger crisis, joining five other countries in coordinated airdrops.
- Canada announced the airdrop of 10 tons of humanitarian aid into Gaza, stating that the Israeli government's obstruction of aid violates international law.
- Five other countries, including the United Arab Emirates and Germany, also delivered aid to Gaza, according to the Israeli army.
- Canadian officials declared that a 'dramatic scale-up' of assistance is imperative due to the deplorable conditions in Gaza.
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The quantities distributed by air, however, are smaller than those carried by trucks.
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Canadian Armed Forces airdrop aid to Palestinians in Gaza (Canada)
Canadian aircraft carried out an airdrop of nearly 10,000 kilograms of aid to Palestinians in Gaza on Monday as Prime Minister Mark Carney warns of a deteriorating humanitarian crisis in the region. The Canadian Armed Forces flew a CC-130J Hercules aircraft over the Gaza Strip to conduct the drop, s...
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