On the 23rd, a multi-purpose helicopter of the second batch of Chinese peacekeeping helicopter unit to Abyei carried 2.1 tons of weapons and ammunition and successfully delivered it to the local Pakistani peacekeeping infantry battalion, completing the task of weapons and ammunition delivery for the first time. It is reported that at 8 a.m. that day, when China's second batch of peacekeeping helicopter units were flying at Wau International Airport in South Sudan, they received an emergency notice from the United Nations Interim security force for Abyei (unisfa) and temporarily dispatched Chinese units to Sudan's obei German international airport to deliver weapons and ammunition. After receiving the notice, the Chinese peacekeeping helicopter unit immediately made preparations. 30 minutes later, the helicopter took off from Wau International Airport. After several transitions, the helicopter landed smoothly at the todaqi mission point and delivered weapons and ammunition to the Pakistani peacekeeping infantry battalion. Kang Feifei, chief pilot of the helicopter unit, said that the flight crew was rigorous and meticulous in the loading of weapons and ammunition and the reasonable loading of the helicopter's center of gravity. The helicopter should maintain a highly stable flight state during the take-off and landing stages, showing the exquisite flight technology of the flight crew, which was highly praised by the UNAMA security forces. It is understood that since the deployment of the second batch of Chinese peacekeeping helicopter units to Abyei to the mission area on November 8, 2021, they have successfully completed 41 tasks entrusted by unisfa, which is praised as "indispensable aviation force" by unisfa. (Xinhua News Agency)