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UAE Conducts Military Supply Flights to Israel Since War's Start
The United Arab Emirates has operated at least nine cargo flights delivering military supplies to Israel since the beginning of the war. Most flights landed at Nevatim Air Base in southern Israel, using aircraft from the UAE Air Force. This activity occurs amid normalized relations between the two countries, which did not exist six years ago.
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At least nine cargo flights have been recorded. These include seven C-17A aircraft and two Il-76 aircraft, all operated by the UAE Air Force. Most of the flights landed at Nevatim Air Base in southern Israel. The report did not specify the exact contents of the cargo but described them as military supplies. The flights represent ongoing logistical support during the conflict.
The two countries normalized ties in subsequent years, leading to increased cooperation in various sectors. This military supply operation marks a development in their bilateral relationship amid regional tensions. The report highlighted that these flights have been conducted since the war's onset, without providing specific start dates or further details on frequency.
No additional information on the impact or response from other parties was included in the source.
