Footage shows an explosive drone detonating on the roof of the former Asda'a prison in western Khan Yunis, a building currently used by Hamas as a headquarters, according to Gaza reports. The building has reportedly been struck four times. The affiliation of the drone is not stated.
New footage obtained by Gaza-based channels shows an explosive drone detonating on the roof of the former Asda'a prison in western Khan Yunis. According to the reports, the building — which previously served as a prison and is now used by Hamas as a command headquarters — has been struck a total of four times. The affiliation of the drone is not stated in the reports.
As The Zioneer reported at 17:10 Jerusalem, a drone strike earlier today hit a specific room on the outer western wall of an upper floor of the same facility north of Khan Yunis. The latest strike appears to target the roof of the same building. The sequence of four strikes over a period of roughly one hour suggests a sustained surveillance and targeting operation, though the operator remains unidentified in the reporting. No casualty figures or damage assessments have been reported for the latest strike.
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