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Abu Ali ExpressSecurity

Gaza City Residents Report Increased Drone Activity Dropping Explosives

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Residents in eastern Gaza City report Israeli drones dropping explosives on buildings in several streets, with over eight such incidents in recent hours. This has prompted a significant number of residents to evacuate the affected areas, which are near a military demarcation line. The increased drone activity has led to heightened displacement from these neighborhoods.

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  • Israeli drones reportedly dropped explosives on Gaza City buildings more than eight times recently.
  • The incidents occurred in the Al-Sakka, Kere'a, and Fathouh streets in eastern Gaza City.
  • Residents have evacuated the affected streets due to the increased drone activity.
  • The streets are located near a demarcation line indicating heightened military activity.

Residents in eastern Gaza City are reporting heightened activity by Israeli drones that are dropping explosives on buildings in the Al-Sakka, Kere'a, and Fathouh streets. According to these local sources, Israeli drones have deployed explosives in this manner more than eight times in recent hours. In response to this activity, a significant number of Gaza residents have evacuated these streets, which are located near the current 'yellow line,' a demarcation indicating areas of heightened military activity. The drones' actions have led to increased displacement from these specific neighborhoods.

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