Israelis receive armored vehicle shipment from US via air shipment

By Al Mayadeen English
Source: Agencies
19 Oct 2023 17:30
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This supply comprises various specialized vehicles, including armored ambulances, operational and cargo vehicles, and heavy equipment, as stated by the IOF.

An Israeli M-113 armored personnel carrier (APC) moves on a road towards the Gaza Strip border in southern Palestine Monday, Oct. 16, 2023 (AP Photo/Ohad Zwigenberg)

The Israel occupation forces (IOF) announced that a shipment of armored vehicles had been delivered for their requirements by a US military transport aircraft.

"The supply is in accordance with the requirements of the [IOF] and includes various specialized vehicles such as armored ambulances, armored operational and cargo vehicles, as well as heavy equipment," the IOF said in a statement.

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The DPA news agency released a report on Wednesday citing sources in the federal government that Germany will allocate priority to sending arms to "Israel" through commercial applications for arms sales from companies.

This comes after Germany gave the green light to "Israel's" request to utilize two of five Heron TP combat drones against Palestine leased by Germany.

It was reported that "Israel" also asked Germany for warship ammunition, bulletproof vests, and banked blood.

Following the start of Operation Al-Aqsa, the White House has moved quickly to affirm US backing for "Israel", vowing "rock solid" support and warning other parties to stay out of the confrontation.

Last week, the Ford carrier strike group, comprising the carrier, a cruiser, and four destroyers, arrived at the Eastern Mediterranean.

A second carrier, the Eisenhower, is due to arrive in less than two weeks.

The Eisenhower was supposed to be sent to Europe, but Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin stated last Saturday that the group would instead sail to the Middle East to join the USS Gerald Ford to deter what it dubbed "hostile actions against Israel."

According to defense experts, these warships can provide information, marine support, and long-range attack capabilities. If additional parties enter the battle, the group may be asked to protect "Israel" from incoming ballistic missiles.