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Ten Israeli Soldiers Injured in Accidental Gas Grenade Incident During Training

Several IDF soldiers from the Bardelas Battalion were lightly injured and hospitalized this week during a training exercise when a tear gas grenade was deployed instead of a stun grenade.

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Ten Israeli Soldiers Injured in Accidental Gas Grenade Incident During Training
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What happened

  1. 01Several IDF soldiers from the Bardelas Battalion were lightly injured during a routine training exercise this week.
  2. 02The injuries occurred when a tear gas grenade was deployed instead of a stun grenade during a battalion drill.
  3. 03According to Mako and Kipa, four female soldiers were hospitalized, while Al-Shams reported that ten soldiers were injured.
  4. 04The injured soldiers received immediate medical treatment for gas inhalation and were evacuated to local hospitals.
  5. 05The IDF has launched an investigation to determine if safety protocols or operational procedures were violated during the drill.
  6. 06Military sources described the training accident as an avoidable event that should not have occurred.

The incident occurred during a routine battalion drill on Tuesday or Wednesday. According to Mako and Kipa, four female soldiers from the co-ed infantry unit sustained light injuries and were evacuated to a hospital. Meanwhile, Al-Shams reported that ten soldiers were lightly injured after inhaling the gas. The affected soldiers received immediate medical attention at the scene before being transported to local hospitals for further treatment.

The IDF has launched an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the grenade's deployment. Investigators are examining whether a tear gas grenade was mistakenly used instead of a stun grenade, or if the grenade was thrown in direct violation of operational procedures and safety protocols. The military is also assessing whether the training exercise itself met safety requirements. Military sources described the incident as an event that should not have happened, stressing that the investigation aims to quickly draw lessons to ensure the safety of soldiers during future training exercises.

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