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Five UAE aid convoys enter Gaza under ‘Operation Chivalrous Knight 3’

Five UAE aid convoys enter Gaza under ‘Operation Chivalrous Knight 3’

From Gulf Today · () English

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  • Five United Arab Emirates humanitarian aid convoys have entered the Gaza Strip this week as part of "Operation Chivalrous Knight 3."
  • The convoys delivered 1,056 tons of relief supplies, including food, shelter materials, and medical aid, via 74 trucks.
  • This operation is part of the UAE's ongoing commitment to supporting the Palestinian people and alleviating their suffering.

Five humanitarian aid convoys from the United Arab Emirates have successfully entered the Gaza Strip this week, delivering substantial relief supplies under the banner of "Operation Chivalrous Knight 3." These convoys transported a total of 1,056 tons of essential goods, including food, shelter materials, and medical aid, utilizing 74 trucks.

The operation is a key component of the UAE's continuous humanitarian efforts aimed at supporting the Palestinian population and addressing urgent needs within Gaza. The dispatched supplies are intended to meet basic necessities and bolster the ongoing humanitarian response in the region.

The UAE Humanitarian Aid Logistics Centre in Al Arish manages the preparation and dispatch of these relief convoys through an integrated system. This ensures the efficient sorting and timely delivery of aid, facilitating an uninterrupted flow of humanitarian assistance to beneficiaries in Gaza.

"Operation Chivalrous Knight 3" underscores the UAE's steadfast commitment to providing humanitarian and relief assistance to the Palestinian people, aligning with its long-standing humanitarian principles. The regular dispatch of these convoys aims to alleviate suffering and respond to critical humanitarian requirements.

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