An Israeli drone struck a vehicle in the Rimal neighborhood of western Gaza City on Monday morning, according to Palestinian and Israeli media reports. The Red Crescent reports two killed; the IDF identified the target as a Hamas operative vehicle.
An Israeli drone strike targeted a vehicle in the Rimal neighborhood of western Gaza City on Monday morning, in what Israeli sources described as a strike on a Hamas operative vehicle. The first reports emerged shortly before 10:39 Jerusalem time, with Palestinian sources reporting a series of IAF strikes in western Gaza City and two killed at the vehicle strike scene. By 10:47, Gaza-based reports specified a UAV strike on a vehicle in the Rimal neighborhood, noting fatalities. The Red Crescent confirmed two killed in the strike at around 10:55, and video footage circulated shortly after 11:10 showing several UAV missiles hitting the target. Abu Ali Express reported the footage. The timeline of the incident unfolded over roughly 30 minutes: initial reports at 10:39, specific location details by 10:47, casualty confirmation by 10:55, and drone strike documentation by 11:10. The IDF has not issued an official statement, but Israeli sources identified the target as a vehicle carrying Hamas operatives, with at least two killed. This is the latest in a series of drone strikes in western Gaza City this month, including a June 8 strike on a jeep that killed four, and a June 18 strike on a vehicle that killed three. The target identity and whether additional casualties occurred remain unconfirmed by independent sources.
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