214 Aid Trucks Entered the Gaza Strip So Far as Part of Operation 'Brave Knight 3'
August 10, 202539 ViewsRead Time: 1 minutes
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As part of its ongoing efforts to support the Palestinian people, the United Arab Emirates announced the entry of 10 convoys loaded with humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip through the Egyptian Rafah crossing over the past two weeks, as part of Operation 'Brave Knight 3'.
The convoys consist of 214 trucks carrying more than 4,565 tons of humanitarian aid, which includes essential food items, as well as equipment and pipes for water desalination stations, to meet the needs of Palestinians under the current circumstances.
The UAE humanitarian aid team in the city of Al-Arish oversees all loading and distribution operations to ensure that aid reaches beneficiaries in the Gaza Strip quickly and efficiently. The team also continues to monitor all field details to ensure that the operation is organized in a way that maximizes benefits for the most vulnerable groups in the sector.
Since the beginning of the ceasefire, the United Arab Emirates has intensified its relief efforts to alleviate the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza, as this aid has significantly contributed to improving the difficult humanitarian conditions and providing essential needs for the most affected groups.
The convoys consist of 214 trucks carrying more than 4,565 tons of humanitarian aid, which includes essential food items, as well as equipment and pipes for water desalination stations, to meet the needs of Palestinians under the current circumstances.
The UAE humanitarian aid team in the city of Al-Arish oversees all loading and distribution operations to ensure that aid reaches beneficiaries in the Gaza Strip quickly and efficiently. The team also continues to monitor all field details to ensure that the operation is organized in a way that maximizes benefits for the most vulnerable groups in the sector.
Since the beginning of the ceasefire, the United Arab Emirates has intensified its relief efforts to alleviate the suffering of Palestinians in Gaza, as this aid has significantly contributed to improving the difficult humanitarian conditions and providing essential needs for the most affected groups.
