The Givati Brigade commander is conducting a series of field trials for soldiers involved in the recent revolt, according to reports. So far, soldiers have been sentenced to 30 days in military prison and dismissed from combat duty.
The Givati Brigade commander is holding a series of field trials for soldiers who participated in the recent revolt, according to reports. During the proceedings, which are ongoing as of Thursday evening, several soldiers have been sentenced to 30 days in military prison and dismissed from combat duty. The trials are part of the IDF's response to the rebellion that occurred earlier this week, which involved soldiers from the brigade refusing orders and leaving their base. The military has stated it will take disciplinary action against those involved, and the brigade commander is conducting the trials on site.
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