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Israel MOD Announces 200th Aircraft in Operational Airlift of Military Equipment and Munitions has Landed in Israel
As part of the ongoing procurement and shipping effort throughout Operation Roaring Lion, the Israel Ministry of Defense (IMOD) and the IDF’s air and sea bridge operations have marked the landing of the 200th cargo aircraft. Since the start of the operation, over 200 aircraft and ships have arrived in Israel carrying approximately 8,000 tons of military equipment, weaponry, and munitions.
Led by Defense Minister Israel Katz and IMOD Director General Maj. Gen. (Res.) Amir Baram, the effort to expand Israel’s defense industrial base and accelerate production rates across Israeli defense industries remains ongoing. The air and sea bridge serves as a critical component in this effort, strengthening operational continuity, supporting the full range of IDF needs, and enhancing readiness and stockpiles.
The air and sea bridge, which has been running continuously throughout the campaign, is led by the IMOD Defense Procurement Directorate (DPD), through its International Shipping Division, the IMOD Missions to the United States and Germany, and the IDF’s Planning Directorate. The Israel Airports Authority and the Israel Civil Aviation Authority are also partners in the operation.
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The Israel Ministry of Defense announced the landing of the 200th aircraft in the ongoing Operation Roaring Lion, which has delivered over 8000 tons of military equipment and munitions. This operation, led by Defense Minister Israel Katz, aims to expand Israel's defense industrial base and enhance military readiness. The air and sea bridge operations are crucial for supporting the Israel Defense Forces' needs.
- 200th aircraft has landed in Israel as part of Operation Roaring Lion
- Over 200 aircraft and ships have delivered approximately 8000 tons of military equipment
- The operation is led by Defense Minister Israel Katz and IMOD Director General Maj. Gen. (Res.) Amir Baram
- The air and sea bridge operations are ongoing and critical for IDF readiness
- The operation involves multiple partners including the Israel Airports Authority and the Israel Civil Aviation Authority.