The Jordanian Air Force parachuted aid to a hospital in Gaza

Jordanian Air Force planes parachuted humanitarian aid supplies to hospitals in the Gaza Strip. Aid included humanitarian cargo and food aid, including ready-to-eat meals with high nutritional value.

The planes of the Jordanian air force parachuted humanitarian aid cargoes into the Gaza Strip, Anadolu reports, citing the Jordanian military.

According to the statement, the humanitarian aid was dropped by four S130 transport planes, one of which belonged to the French HHK.

It was noted that the aid included humanitarian goods and food aid, including ready meals with high nutritional value.

It is noted that the aid was delivered on the instructions of King Abdullah II to alleviate the suffering of the people of Gaza under Israeli attacks.

According to the statement, the main purpose of the aid delivered by air was to "deliver it directly to the people of Gaza and drop it along the coast from north to south into the Gaza Strip."

Israel has been attacking the Gaza Strip for 143 days, causing a humanitarian disaster, and it has been warned that the situation could lead to famine in the Gaza Strip, the report said.

So far, Jordan has sent air support to Gaza 13 times.