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Jordan conducts 3 airdrops of aid in southern Gaza

Amman, May 19 (UNI) The Jordan Armed Forces said Sunday that it conducted three airdrops of humanitarian and food aid over several locations in the southern Gaza Strip.
The airdrops came amid ongoing war and escalating fighting between Israeli forces and Hamas-led Palestinian armed factions, which turned Gaza into a battleground with civilians suffering a severe shortage of food and relief supplies, the state-run Petra news agency reported.
The aid drop operation involved aircraft from the Royal Jordanian Air Force, Egypt, and Germany.
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