As the Israeli regime’s military continues to suffer heavy losses in Gaza, it has once again acknowledged the deaths of two more soldiers in the ongoing battles in the Gaza Strip.
The Israeli regime’s army—amid severe and deliberate censorship of its actual casualty figures—admitted on Sunday that two of its soldiers were killed in Rafah, located in the southern Gaza Strip.
The Israeli military further stated that an officer and a soldier from the elite engineering unit of the regime were killed in a tunnel explosion in Rafah. A spokesperson for the Zionist regime’s army also confirmed that in the clashes in Gaza, one officer and one soldier were killed, while two others were wounded.
Meanwhile, Israeli regime media, continuing their censorship of military casualties, vaguely referred to the incident in Rafah as a “severe security incident” without providing further details.
Nearly a year and a half ago, after suffering intelligence and military defeats against Palestinian resistance in Gaza, the Israeli army launched a war on the region, vowing to bring its captives home alive and eliminate Palestinian resistance. However, this claim remains unfulfilled to this day, with some hostages reportedly killed by friendly fire, while Palestinian resistance continues to stand strong.