Israeli Strikes Kill at Least 16 Palestinians within 24 Hours
(MENAFN) The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) announced Friday that its aerial units carried out extensive operations across the Gaza Strip over the last 24 hours, striking more than 75 locations. These coordinated attacks targeted a range of objectives, including insurgent positions, rocket launch systems, armed facilities, and crucial munitions depots, alongside other combat-related infrastructure. The IDF stated that these operations are part of its ongoing efforts to dismantle militant capabilities within the territory.
Simultaneously, a Palestinian state-run news agency reported a grim toll, indicating that at least 16 Palestinians were killed and numerous others wounded in Israeli ground bombardments across the Gaza Strip early Friday. These reports highlight the devastating impact of the ongoing military actions on the civilian population.
The IDF further elaborated that its ground units are maintaining their sustained campaign throughout the territory. These terrestrial operations are being conducted in close coordination with intelligence gathered by the Israel Security Agency, underscoring the integrated nature of the military's strategy in the region. The combined aerial and ground assaults suggest a concerted effort by Israeli forces to achieve their stated objectives.
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