The IDF said Sunday that overnight strikes in several areas of the Gaza Strip destroyed a weapons storage facility, a weapons production site, and a rocket launch site. The weapons were intended to target IDF troops operating along the Yellow Line and Israeli civilians, according to the military. IDF troops under the Southern Command remain deployed in the area.
The IDF announced Sunday evening that it conducted strikes overnight in multiple areas of the Gaza Strip, dismantling terror infrastructure including a weapons storage facility, a weapons production site, and a rocket launch site. The military stated that the weapons were intended to harm IDF soldiers operating in the area of the Yellow Line and Israeli civilians. The operation was carried out by troops under the Southern Command, who remain deployed in the area in accordance with the existing agreement.
The strike is part of sustained IDF efforts to degrade terror capabilities in Gaza. The Zioneer previously reported on a similar operation on July 16, in which the IDF destroyed four Hamas weapons warehouses in central Gaza. The IDF has repeatedly stated that it will continue to operate to remove any threats to troops and civilians.
No further details on the precise locations of the strikes or casualty figures have been released.
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