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150 underground Hamas sites struck in air operations, IDF (IANS IN ISRAEL)

By IANS | Updated: October 28, 2023 12:30 IST

Tel Aviv, Oct 28 The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on Saturday said that it has destroyed 150 underground ...

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Tel Aviv, Oct 28 The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) on Saturday said that it has destroyed 150 underground tunnel structures of Hamas.

The IDF in a statement said its tanks are inside Gaza Strip since Friday night.

IANS had on Friday night quoting IDF sources said that the IDF has commenced its ground invasion in Gaza.

IDF also said that its infantry, combat forces and tank units are in Gaza and have engaged fight with Hamas terrorists killing many of them. The military also said that there were no casualties on its side in the fight.

Since Friday night, internet and cell phone communications are snapped in Gaza after Israel aerial strikes.

Arabian media have reported that situation inside Gaza is scary.

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