Germany deploys military aircraft to evacuate citizens from Israel

Ukrainska Pravda
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Two military transport planes carrying passengers from Israel landed in Germany on Sunday morning, 15 October.

Source: German news agency DPA, citing the Bundeswehr, as reported by European Pravda

Details: One A400M transport aircraft carrying 51 passengers landed in Wunstorf, in the north-western German federal state of Lower Saxony. Later, another plane arrived with 29 passengers on board. A third aircraft was expected.

 

German news agency DPA

 

German news agency DPA

"New flights are in the works," the Bundeswehr said.

Meanwhile, both aircraft that took off from Germany on Saturday, 14 October, also delivered humanitarian aid to Israel.

Lufthansa had been taking Germans out of Israel on special flights this week, but the German carrier said on Saturday that it was suspending these flights due to security concerns and "unresolved issues of operational stability in Tel Aviv".

The German Foreign Ministry said it has already provided support to about 2,800 Germans who fled Israel by land, air and sea.

Background:

  • Earlier, during her visit to Israel, German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock assured her Israeli counterpart Eli Cohen of the solidarity on the part of the German government and the people.

  • Before that, German politicians sharply criticised the demonstrations in Berlin, whose participants rejoiced at the attack by Hamas militants on Israel, and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz announced a ban on supporting the activities of the Hamas terrorist organisation in the country.

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