French military plane carrying aid lands in Beirut

A French military plane landed at Beirut airport on Tuesday, delivering a shipment of humanitarian aid, including medicine and other medical supplies – per Roya’s correspondent.

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In related news, UNICEF announced that it has been providing 167 tons of medical supplies to assist nearly two million people affected by the ongoing conflict in Lebanon, particularly women and children.

The UN organization highlighted that in the past three days, it has delivered 67 tons of medical supplies via land and air.

These supplies, funded by the British government, aim to bolster healthcare teams' resources, ensuring the continued provision of medical services and addressing the growing number of individuals in need of care due to the conflict.

According to Lebanon's Ministry of Health, 2,083 people have been killed over the past year from “Israeli” attacks, including more than 127 children.