Jordan and UAE drop aid into Gaza in first airdrop in months, Jordanian source says
ReutersJul 27, 2025 12:09 PM
July 27 (Reuters) - Jordan and the United Arab Emirates parachuted 25 tons of aid into the Gaza Strip on Sunday in their first airdrop in months, a Jordanian official source said.
The official said the air drops were not a substitute for delivery by land.
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