Enemy army admits death and injury of seven soldiers

The Israeli enemy army admitted today, Sunday, to the death of an officer and a soldier, as well as the injury of two officers and three soldiers with serious wounds, due to the ongoing battles in the southern Gaza Strip.

Follow-ups – Al-Khabar Al-Yemeni:

According to a statement issued by the enemy, “the first killed is named Youssef Avner Doran, a fighter in the Operational Mobility Unit, and he served as a dedicated intelligence gathering fighter in the enemy’s naval commando (Shayetet 13) and was killed north of the Strip.”

The second killed is “Shalev Zaltsman, a fighter in the 6623 Reconnaissance Battalion, part of the “Ras Al-Harba” formation (55). An officer and three other fighters from the same battalion and formation were also injured.”

The enemy also mentioned “the injury of a reserve soldier in the operational movement unit of the Hamarom Brigade, whose condition is critical.”

The enemy army also admitted that “the number of casualties among officers and soldiers has risen to 453 since October 7th and 121 since the start of the ground operation on October 27th.”