IDF Destroys Two Hamas Weapons Depots in Gaza Within Hours
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
The IDF and Shin Bet destroyed two Hamas weapons depots in Gaza on Thursday night in separate strikes near Al-Bureij and Gaza City. The depots contained dozens of weapons, including rockets and RPGs. The IDF stated it will continue to degrade Hamas's capabilities and thwart attempts to rearm. The operation was conducted within hours.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- IDF and Shin Bet destroyed two Hamas weapons depots in Gaza on Thursday night.
- The depots contained dozens of weapons, including RPGs, rockets, and rifles.
- The strikes occurred in the Al-Bureij area and near Gaza City.
- The IDF vowed to continue degrading Hamas's military capabilities.
- The operation was completed within hours.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) and Shin Bet security agency destroyed two Hamas military wing weapons depots in the Gaza Strip on Thursday night. The strikes were carried out in two separate locations: one in the Al-Bureij area and the second near Gaza City. According to the IDF, the depots contained dozens of weapons, including RPGs, explosives, rockets, Kalashnikov rifles, grenades, magazines, and other military equipment. The IDF stated that "terrorist organization Hamas stored dozens of weapons of various types within the warehouses." A statement from the IDF spokesperson added, "The security forces will continue to operate with determination to degrade the capabilities of terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip and to thwart any attempt to rehabilitate them or hold weapons with the aim of harming our forces." The statement concluded, "The security forces are deployed in the area in accordance with the agreement and will continue to act to remove any immediate threat."
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