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Israeli Forces Foil Major Arms Smuggling Attempt Near Jordan Border Israeli security forces intercepted a large arms smuggling attempt near the Jordan border, arresting two suspects and seizing 10 pistols. The operation involved coordinated efforts by the Jordan Border Unit and IDF troops, highlighting ongoing efforts to prevent weapons from reaching terrorists and criminals.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Israeli forces stopped a major arms smuggling near Adam Bridge on the Jordan border. 02 Two suspects from Jericho in their twenties were arrested during the operation. 03 Security forces found 10 pistols hidden by the suspects after initial questioning. 04 The suspects and weapons were handed over to the Southern District Central Unit for investigation. 05 The operation was conducted by the Jordan Border Unit and IDF's Beka'a and Valleys Brigade. 06 Authorities stressed continued efforts to prevent arms smuggling to protect Israeli civilians. Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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