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Defense Minister Eulogizes Reserve Sergeant Alexander Filin After Deadly Blast in Southern Lebanon

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Israel Katz mourned reserve sergeant Alexander Filin, who was killed by an explosive device in southern Lebanon. Katz praised Filin's repeated reserve service and wished recovery to the wounded in the same incident.

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  • Alexander Filin was killed by an explosive device in southern Lebanon.
  • Israel Katz praised Filin's repeated reserve service as a deep mission.
  • Katz wished a full recovery for the wounded soldiers.
  • He said the IDF continues to operate in Lebanon with courage.
Defense Minister Eulogizes Reserve Sergeant Alexander Filin After Deadly Blast in Southern Lebanon
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Defense Minister Israel Katz eulogized Alexander Filin, who was killed by an explosive device in southern Lebanon. Katz said Filin "showed up for reserve duty time after time out of a deep sense of mission," and added, "I embrace his family in this difficult time."

Katz also wished a full and speedy recovery to the fighters wounded in the same incident and expressed support for IDF soldiers and commanders who are continuing operations in Lebanon. He concluded, "May Alexander's memory be blessed."

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