The Zionist occupation’s military admitted Saturday to the killing of at least four of its soldiers and reports state that around thirty were injured.
The soldiers in northern Gaza’s Beit Hanoun were hit by an explosive device set off by revolutionaries, who then opened fire on them.
The fatalities bring the total number of soldiers killed since October 2023 to 828, as per Zionist media, which is notably false.
In a related context, Zionist media also reported that 30 wounded soldiers were evacuated during the day from battles in the Gaza Strip.
This comes as Palestinian Resistance factions continue to inflict damage and losses on invading forces.
In a separate development, the Zionist army has lately claimed that its “guidelines for soldiers” had been “sharpened” following another staggering violation of human rights amid the ongoing genocide in Gaza in which Zionist troops opened fire on a UN World Food Programme (WFP) convoy in the central Gaza Strip on Sunday.
Simultaneously, the WFP stated that the convoy, consisting of three vehicles with eight staff members, came under fire from Zionist troops “despite having received all of the necessary clearances from Israeli authorities.”
The WFP condemned the incident, calling it “unacceptable”, and noted that it was just the latest example of the “complex and dangerous working environment that WFP and other agencies are operating in today.” The organization also called for improvements in security conditions to allow aid operations to continue.
According to the WFP, at least 16 bullets hit the convoy, but fortunately, none of the staff were injured.
Ansar Allah continues attacks on US warships
The Yemeni Armed Forces carried out a top-tier military operation in the Red Sea as part of their support for Gaza and its Resistance and in response to the Zionist-US-UK aggression against Yemen.
A joint operation by the missile and drone forces of the Yemeni Armed Forces targeted the American aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman and a number of its accompanying warships in the northern Red Sa using a number of drones and missiles.
The engagement lasted approximately nine hours and achieved its objectives successfully, forcing the aircraft carrier to flee to the Red Sea’s far north, leaving the designated area of operations, a statement issued by the Yemeni Military Media announced.
This marks the fifth targeting of the aircraft carrier since its deployment in the Red Sea.
In their statement, the Yemeni Armed Forces reaffirmed their commitment to supporting the Palestinian Resistance. They declared that their operations would persist until the aggression on Gaza ceases and the blockade is lifted.
US-UK-Zionist aggression targets Yemen as million-man march sets afoot
The Yemeni capital of Sanaa came under heavy attack as the US-UK launched their aggression while Yemen’s Sabeen Square was filling up to initiate the weekly million-man marches in solidarity with Gaza.
According to the Ministry of Internal Affairs, the aggression targeted the vicinity of Sabeen Square in Sanaa, just as popular crowds were filling the area to showcase their support for the Palestinian people and Gaza Strip, against the Zionist occupation.
Moreover, the US-UK aggression launched 12 airstrikes targeting the Harf Sufyan District, in Amran Governorate. The attacks did not result in any human casualties or military damage. The port of Hodeidah was also targeted with six airstrikes, Yemeni media announced.
Zionist Channel 4 also reported that following the aggression, the Zionist occupation launched an attack on Sanaa. Meanwhile, the occupying regime’s Kan broadcaster described the attack as the first joint and coordinated attack on Yemen by the United States and the Zionist entity.