Footage of IDF strikes on Hamas weapons depots in Gaza, conducted on Saturday night, has been published, according to a report. The specific locations and any damage or casualties were not detailed.
Footage of the IDF strikes on Hamas weapons depots in Gaza, conducted overnight Saturday, has been published. The video, released on Saturday evening, documents the Israeli airstrikes on Hamas weapons storage sites. The IDF had previously confirmed the strikes and released a photo of the destroyed depots, as reported in the thread that unfolded Friday evening.
The thread began Friday evening with unverified reports of a drone strike in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza. Within hours, the IDF confirmed the overnight destruction of five Hamas weapons storage facilities across the Gaza Strip, one of which was located adjacent to the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah. The IDF and Shin Bet detailed that the depots contained Kalashnikov rifles, explosives, anti-tank launchers, and ammunition. The confirmation evolved from a single unverified claim to an official joint statement and photographic documentation released by the IDF Spokesperson.
As The Zioneer has previously reported, the IDF and Shin Bet conducted similar operations in recent weeks. On July 30, four Hamas weapons warehouses were destroyed, and on July 29, a depot was struck inside a mosque. The military has accused Hamas of systematically violating the ceasefire and attempting to rebuild its military capabilities.
The specific locations and any damage or casualties resulting from the strikes documented in the new footage have not been detailed.
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