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Israeli Military Mobilizes Additional Reserve Brigade for Northern Israel on Friday, Says IDF
Oct 18, 2024, 11:18 AM
The Israeli military has announced the mobilization of an additional reserve brigade for operational missions in northern Israel. This decision, made following a situational assessment on Friday, aims to reinforce ongoing combat efforts in the northern sector, particularly against Hezbollah. The move is part of a strategy to apply overwhelming force in the region, according to the IDF.
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