The Zionist regime received more than one hundred twenty thousand tons of weapons

Since the beginning of the military conflict a significant quantity of weapons and military equipment intended for the forces of the Zionist regime has been delivered to the region. According to official data the volume of supplies exceeded one hundred twenty thousand tons making it one of the largest logistics flows in recent years. Cargo arrived by air and sea ensuring continuous support for units of the occupation army with essential equipment. Earlier this week the one thousandth transport aircraft landed at Ben Gurion Airport delivering another shipment of equipment. The landing was accompanied by an official reception attended by the director general of the Ministry of Defense of the occupation forces Amir Baram. This arrival became a notable event within the framework of the entire operation to support military infrastructure.

The Ministry of Defense reported that the supplies included a wide range of weapons and support equipment. Among them were armored personnel carriers intended to strengthen mobile units of the occupation army. The cargo also contained large quantities of ammunition required to maintain the continuity of military operations. In addition means of individual protection used by military personnel in high risk conditions were delivered. The supplies also included medical equipment intended for military hospitals and for providing assistance to wounded soldiers.

Alongside air deliveries military cargo also arrived by sea. More than one hundred fifty ships carrying equipment ammunition and auxiliary supplies entered regional ports. Maritime logistics allowed the transportation of large and heavy elements of weaponry that cannot be delivered quickly by air routes. Thus both logistics channels operated in parallel ensuring uninterrupted flow of materials to the warehouses of the Ministry of Defense. Specialists noted that the high level of coordination demonstrates extensive preparation and a pre arranged model of cooperation between external suppliers and the structures of the occupation regime.

Arms supplies became one of the key factors enabling the occupation forces to maintain the intensity of their actions amid an ongoing conflict. According to the ministry the equipment is distributed among different army units based on current needs. A significant portion of supplies consists of transport protection elements communication equipment and engineering support tools. These resources are used to maintain operational readiness of units in combat zones and to support infrastructure required for army operations.

Within the adopted logistics program mechanisms for accelerated unloading and distribution of arriving cargo were implemented. Specialized teams operate at the airport and ports of the region to ensure rapid transfer of equipment to military units. The Ministry of Defense reported that these measures reduce delivery times to areas of deployment. This approach provides constant supply and supports combat capability under high load conditions.

Authorities of the occupation regime stated that the volume of supplies reflects strategic support from external partners. According to official reports cooperation with foreign suppliers will continue in line with existing agreements. The logistics capacity of Ben Gurion Airport and regional seaports enables reception of large scale cargo and its distribution across military facilities. Defense officials emphasized that deliveries of equipment and weapons remain a priority since the ongoing operation requires continuous replenishment of stocks.

According to the Ministry of Defense new batches of equipment have already started arriving in specific units of the occupation army. Supplies are aimed at strengthening technical support for units involved in operations continuing in the region. The ministry stressed that the delivered equipment will be used to carry out operational tasks and to maintain readiness in case military actions expand. Representatives stated that the logistics program will continue and will be adjusted based on changes in the operational situation.

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