
British aid supplies among first to be delivered to Gaza using US military's floating pier
The pier and 550-metre causeway will enable more aid to be brought in to Gaza, including as many as two million meals a day.
The pier and 550-metre causeway will enable more aid to be brought in to Gaza, including as many as two million meals a day.
HMS Duncan has left Portsmouth to carry out routine post-maintenance activities.
Aid is reaching Gaza by air and a pier is being constructed to deliver it by sea, but land is the most efficient means, if Israel allows it.
A video has been published on social media showing HMS Middleton in the drydock where her crew are carrying out maintenance.
US Central Command began the construction of the Joint Logistics Over-The-Shore pier last month - and shared images of the build.
The Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessel will let the US take part in the aid effort - but without putting boots on the ground.
The latest air drop comes 48 hours after a similar operation carried out by US Central Command and the Royal Jordanian Air Force.
The Ukrainian president has called for the West to defend his airspace like it did for Israel – but the two conflicts are quite different.
The Royal Air Force joined allies in defending Israel, with British Typhoons shooting down a number of Iranian attack drones.
The aircraft were redeployed to take part in the operation to defend Israel against Tehran's drone and missile barrage.
Since 2011, the Iron Dome has been used to protect the country of Israel from attacks launched by Palestine, Hama and Hezbollah.
The Prime Minister has praised the professionalism of the RAF pilots who 'flew into the face of danger' to protect civilians.
HMS Lancaster celebrated its latest drug bust and destroyed heroin, hashish and crystal meth worth millions of pounds.
The Royal Air Force joined colleagues from eight other countries, including the United States, to bring more vital aid supplies into Gaza.
The Armed Forces veterans died when their convoy was hit leaving a warehouse, having unloaded humanitarian food aid.
The Armed Forces veterans died when their convoy was hit leaving a warehouse, having unloaded more than 100 tonnes of humanitarian food aid.