Israel Strikes Hamas Sites After Gaza Bomb Blast Near Border
The Israeli military (IDF) conducted airstrikes overnight Monday to Tuesday against multiple Hamas infrastructure sites in the Gaza Strip. The strikes were a direct response to an improvised explosive device detonated against IDF forces near the Gaza border fence.
According to the IDF, an engineering vehicle operating in the vicinity of the "Yellow Line" border fence struck a bomb planted by Hamas. No Israeli soldiers were injured in the incident. The IDF characterized the bombing as a "blatant violation" of the existing ceasefire agreement.
The military stated that the targeted sites were actively being used by Hamas to prepare attacks against both Israeli forces and civilians. The strikes aimed to degrade Hamas's ability to carry out such assaults.
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