Introduction
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has dispatched its tenth humanitarian aid ship to the Gaza Strip, carrying a substantial cargo of 7,200 tonnes of vital relief supplies. This latest shipment, part of 'Operation Chivalrous Knight 3', underscores the UAE's sustained efforts to address the urgent humanitarian needs of the Palestinian people in Gaza. The vessel set sail on Friday, October 17, 2025, from Khalifa Port (KIZAD) in Abu Dhabi.
Aid Details and Destination
The humanitarian ship is laden with a comprehensive array of aid designed to meet critical needs on the ground. The 7,200-tonne cargo includes:
- 4,680 tonnes of essential food supplies, constituting 65% of the total shipment.
- 2,160 tonnes of shelter materials, including tents and winter clothing, making up 30% of the cargo.
- 360 tonnes of medical supplies, representing 5% of the total.
- Additionally, four water tanks are onboard to provide much-needed water resources.
Operation Chivalrous Knight 3
This latest dispatch is a continuation of 'Operation Chivalrous Knight 3' (also known as 'Gallant Knight 3'), a broader humanitarian initiative launched by the UAE. The operation reflects the directives of President His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, who prioritizes humanitarian work and ensures continuous relief support for Gaza. The initiative involves the coordinated efforts of various UAE humanitarian and charitable organizations, including the Emirates Red Crescent Authority, working together to deliver aid efficiently and effectively.
Ongoing Commitment to Gaza
The dispatch of this tenth ship highlights the UAE's unwavering commitment to providing assistance to those affected by the crisis in Gaza. Previous shipments under 'Operation Chivalrous Knight 3' have included significant quantities of food, medical supplies, and shelter, with the ninth ship, for instance, carrying 7,000 tons of aid and departing on August 30, 2025. The UAE has consistently demonstrated its dedication to alleviating suffering and providing essential resources to safeguard lives and dignity in the region.
7 Comments
Leonardo
So grateful for the UAE's continuous support. Every shipment makes a difference.
Donatello
A PR move. They should be doing more to stop the conflict, not just band-aid it.
Loubianka
7,200 tonnes is massive! A beacon of hope for the people there.
Habibi
Why only now, after so much suffering? This doesn't excuse past inaction.
Bermudez
Is it even reaching the people who need it most? Skeptical of distribution.
eliphas
Too little, too late. The actual crisis in Gaza is far worse than this addresses.
anubis
Fantastic news! The UAE's commitment to Gaza is truly inspiring.