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Northern Residents Alerted to Planned Military Drill Near Atlit

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Police Announce Major Drills Near Atlit Intersection With Explosions, Road Closures

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Israeli police are holding large-scale drills near the Atlit intersection on Wednesday, October 21, from 1:30 PM to 6:00 PM. The exercises will feature gunfire, explosions, and drone usage, with potential temporary road closures. The public is asked to comply with police directives.

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  • Israeli police will conduct major drills near Atlit intersection on October 21.
  • The drills will take place between 1:30 PM and 6:00 PM.
  • Residents may hear gunfire and explosions during the exercises.
  • Temporary road closures are possible, with further announcements to follow.
  • Drones will be utilized as part of the security force training.

Israeli police will conduct large-scale drills on Wednesday, October 21, between 1:30 PM and 6:00 PM in the vicinity of the Atlit intersection, near Tirat Carmel. The drills will involve units from the Carmel district and other emergency services, according to a police spokesperson. Residents can expect heavy security force movement, gunfire, explosions, and the use of drones in the area. Police may implement temporary road closures as needed and will provide further updates. The public is urged to follow police instructions during the exercise.

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