Considering how much they use remote controlled weapons and there’s plenty of stories about soldiers refusing to do ground operations, I wouldn’t be surprised if it was this low
The largest casualty event was a failed bomb rigging to blow up a whole block. They got got by friendly fire because some Nimrod blew up his bomb on accident and caused a chain reaction. 24 IOF died in the explosion.
more plz
Lucky for you it is probably way more than they admit
Luckily for everyone. Each one they manage makes the world a little better. Doesn't compensate for their absence, but silver linings.
Considering how much they use remote controlled weapons and there’s plenty of stories about soldiers refusing to do ground operations, I wouldn’t be surprised if it was this low
Jon Elmer has done a good job debunking the number solely from videos published by the resistance
Oh interesting! I’ll try to look for it, thanks!
The largest casualty event was a failed bomb rigging to blow up a whole block. They got got by friendly fire because some Nimrod blew up his bomb on accident and caused a chain reaction. 24 IOF died in the explosion.
Yeah, I get that its an impossible task and hamas is doing everything they can, but I really wish they were doing better at this particular thing