A short time ago, an Israeli military strike in Khan Younis, southern Gaza Strip, killed two people and wounded several others, according to initial reports. No further details on the identities or affiliation of the casualties have been released.
A military strike in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, has resulted in at least two fatalities and several wounded, according to initial unverified reports received minutes ago. The source did not specify whether the attack was a drone or aircraft strike, or provide the affiliation of the casualties. This is the latest in a series of operations in Khan Younis this week; on June 7, Gazan sources reported a strike near the al-Nas junction in the Mawasi area that killed at least five, and on June 6, the IDF bombed the Al-Mawasi area following an evacuation warning. The specific location and target of tonight's strike remain unclear. Further confirmation and details are awaited.
3 developments
- DevelopingIDF names two Hamas operatives killed last week: Oct. 7 infiltrator and tunnel chief
- StrongDrone strike kills Hamas Rafah crossing police director in Khan Younis
- DevelopingIDF drone strike kills two operatives in northwest Khan Younis, Gazan sources say
- DevelopingIDF drone strike kills senior Resistance Committees commander in central Khan Younis
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