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turkish → English transcript
They raise the issue of sending aid by air and imply that the government is actually reluctant
And there are implications that it is acting negligently; I want to clarify that matter, with your permission
What we are best at is delivering aid to the Palestinians
The world's best
aid organizations
We have them
Afat and
Kızılay works day and night
We are carrying this out in cooperation with Egypt
The situations created by the wartime conditions in Gaza
Into the area
is the number-one issue in ensuring aid supplies get in
Secondly, in delivering this much aid
We deliver by land and sea; why should we do it by air?
Look, read today in The Guardian
14-year-old Muhammed Eğit
under the cargo
was crushed
air-dropped
All aid organizations, international professional aid organizations, say that dropping aid from the air causes death and definitely
say that it does not reach its destination; nevertheless
Look, despite that
We presented the situation to our President. Our President, on this matter
regarding it being carried out for us
has now given approval
Jordanian airspace
The Jordanians
We have no chance of going unless they give their consent; we told the Jordanians several times
Let us come here
whatever aircraft you want
we are ready to provide them
They probably couldn't resolve this matter in Israel; the countries that have coordinated well with Israel
The Jordanians give permission; they receive them and transport them
Our planes are ready
Regarding the opening of the airspace
Jordan
As soon as a coordinating body also gives us approval
we are ready to go immediately
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