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Two UAE convoys deliver 259 tonnes of food supplies to Gaza

The two convoys entering the territory this week comprised 20 trucks, WAM reported.

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Two humanitarian aid convoys from the United Arab Emirates carried 259 tonnes of food supplies into the Gaza Strip this week. Emirates News Agency reported on October 11 that the deliveries entered as part of Operation Chivalrous Knight 3 in 20 trucks.

WAM said the deliveries brought the operation’s cumulative totals since its November 2023 launch to 14,519 trucks and 137,241 tonnes of aid entering Gaza. Those are operation-to-date totals, not the amount carried by the two new convoys. The agency said supplies are prepared through the UAE Humanitarian Aid Logistics Centre in Al Arish.

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This week’s convoy delivery

New food shipment reported by WAM under Operation Chivalrous Knight 3.

Food aid in the two new convoys
259 tonnes
2026-10-11 · Observed
Trucks in the convoys
20 count
2026-10-11 · Observed
Methodology

The 259 tonnes and 20 trucks are WAM’s figures for the two convoys entering Gaza this week. The separately reported cumulative 137,241 tonnes is not used as this metric.

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