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YnetSecurity

IDF Seals Two Tunnels Found in Qalqilya with Concrete

Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

IDF engineering forces sealed two shafts in Qalqilya with concrete on Tuesday morning. The shafts were initially blocked last month after their discovery. The IDF confirmed that no tunnel routes were found and the shafts were not near the seam area.

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  • IDF forces sealed two shafts in Qalqilya with concrete on Tuesday.
  • The shafts were discovered in the city last month.
  • The sealing was a permanent measure after initial blocking.
  • The IDF confirmed no tunnel routes were found in the shafts.
  • The shafts were not located near the seam area.
IDF Seals Two Tunnels Found in Qalqilya with Concrete
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IDF engineering forces from the Ephraim Brigade sealed two shafts discovered in Qalqilya last month with concrete on Tuesday morning. The shafts were permanently sealed after being initially blocked upon their discovery. The IDF emphasized that no tunnel routes were found within the shafts and that they were not located near the seam area. The operation was carried out by the engineering forces of the Ephraim Brigade.

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