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France to Airdrop 40 Tons of Humanitarian Aid Into Gaza

France to Airdrop 40 Tons of Humanitarian Aid Into Gaza

Urgent assistance to be delivered amid deepening famine crisis
The French government will begin airdropping 40 tons of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip in the coming days as famine conditions worsen.

Officials said the operation is being coordinated with regional partners and reflects France’s commitment to addressing the urgent needs of civilians trapped in the conflict zone.
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