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Outgoing Maglan commander reveals Beaufort injury after two years of fighting
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50% centerFirst reported by Channel 13 · Jun 13, 2026
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What happened
Lt. Col. B is leaving command of the Maglan commando unit after two years of combat on multiple fronts. In a Channel 13 interview, he disclosed for the first time that he was wounded at Beaufort and described Hezbollah’s drone threat and his memory of October 7.
- 01Lt. Col. B is ending his tenure as Maglan commander after two years of fighting.
- 02He spoke to Channel 13 about Hezbollah’s drone threat.
- 03He revealed for the first time that he was wounded at Beaufort.
- 04He recalled October 7, saying he realized the hostages had been taken.
- 05The interview marks his farewell from the elite commando unit.
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