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Ongoing Story· Day 18

Responsibility for Ramim Ridge Safety Disputed After Unexploded Ordnance Incident

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IDF Declares Northern Area Closed Military Zone After Rocket Debris Found

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The IDF declared a closed military zone in northern Israel on Saturday night after finding rocket debris and unexploded ordnance on Mount Ramim. Military police and bomb disposal teams secured and neutralized the site. The measure is intended to prevent civilians from approaching the area in the future.

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  • IDF declared a closed military zone in northern Israel on Saturday night.
  • Rocket remnants and unexploded ordnance were found on Mount Ramim.
  • Military police and bomb disposal teams secured and neutralized the site.
  • The zone was closed to prevent future civilian access.
IDF Declares Northern Area Closed Military Zone After Rocket Debris Found
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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) declared a closed military zone in northern Israel on Saturday night after discovering rocket remnants and unexploded ordnance on Mount Ramim. Following the report, military police secured the area while bomb disposal teams worked to neutralize the found items. The declaration aims to prevent future civilian access to the site. The IDF's actions were taken to ensure public safety and manage the hazardous materials found.

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