OCCUPIED AL-QUDS June 27. 2024 (Saba) - The Zionist enemy army admitted on Thursday that one of its soldiers was killed and 17 others were injured during the enemy army’s storming of the city and Jenin camp last night.
The Zionist website "Code Code" said: The occupation soldiers were subjected to a "difficult" event during their storming of the city of Jenin.
In the initial details of the event, the Zionist website published, “Two explosive devices were planted on the road and were detonated remotely on an armored vehicle belonging to the occupation army of the Panther type that was driving on the road. 17 soldiers from our forces, in various ranks, were injured in the incident.”
It pointed out that some of the wounded were transported by three helicopters to different hospitals, and HaEmek, Beilinson, Rambam, and Tel Hashomer hospitals received the wounded for treatment.
This morning, the enemy army also officially admitted the death of an officer from its forces and the wounding of 16 others with varying injuries in the "Jenin ambush."
The occupation army spokesman announced that a Zionist officer, commander of a sniper team in Kfir Brigade, was killed during the detonation of an explosive device in a military vehicle in Jenin, and that 16 others were seriously and moderately injured.
Enemy Army Radio indicated that occupation soldiers in the West Bank are facing an increasing threat from mines and explosive devices, which have become more complex.
The Hebrew newspaper Haaretz revealed additional details about the Jenin ambush.
It said: “During an operation to arrest Hamas activists last night in Jenin, an army force stepped on an explosive device that was buried underground at a depth of about one and a half metres.
The rescue force, including the dead officer, was also hit by another device, even though bulldozers were activated to clear the road before The forces entered, which led to the killing of an officer and the wounding of 16 others with varying injuries.”
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resource : Saba
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