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Ongoing Story· Day 42

IDF, Shin Bet Dismantle Gaza Weapons Sites Used by Hamas

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Israel Military and Shin Bet Destroy Hamas Weapons Depots in Gaza

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The Israel Defense Forces and the Shin Bet destroyed three Hamas weapons depots in the Gaza Strip on Thursday, October 15. The strikes targeted facilities containing dozens of weapons, including RPGs and assault rifles. The IDF reported issuing evacuation warnings to residents and using precision munitions to avoid civilian harm.

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  • The IDF and Shin Bet destroyed three Hamas weapons depots in Gaza on October 15.
  • Dozens of weapons, including RPGs and assault rifles, were stored in the targeted facilities.
  • Evacuation warnings were issued to residents before the strikes.
  • Precision munitions and aerial surveillance were used to minimize civilian harm.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and the Shin Bet security agency announced on Thursday, October 15, that they had destroyed three Hamas weapons storage facilities located in different areas of the Gaza Strip. According to the Israeli military, these depots contained dozens of weapons, including RPG anti-tank grenade launchers, launch platforms, rockets, Kalashnikov assault rifles, and other military equipment. The IDF stated that prior to the strikes, residents were issued evacuation warnings. The military also reported that precision munitions and aerial surveillance were employed to minimize the risk of civilian casualties.

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