16.09.2025 20:50
The Israeli army has brought explosive-laden armored vehicles into the city of Gaza, where it continues its attacks, with the aim of destroying buildings to force approximately one million Palestinians to flee. Due to intense bombardments and mandatory evacuation warnings, Palestinians are continuing to migrate towards the south of Gaza via Rashid Street, either by vehicle with whatever belongings they could carry or on foot.
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According to a report by Israel's state television KAN, in preparation for more military units entering the outskirts of Gaza, armored personnel carriers loaded with explosives from Israel have entered Gaza since last night to destroy buildings and infrastructure.
THEY HAVE A REMOTE-CONTROLLED SYSTEM
It was stated that these carriers are "old, unusable M113 armored vehicles filled with tons of explosives and can be deeply deployed in the area with a remote-controlled system."
EXPLOSION SOUNDS WERE HEARD
During the night and morning hours, strong explosion sounds were heard in many residential areas in the southern and central parts of Gaza city as a result of the detonation of these vehicles.
"THE OCCUPATION OPERATION WILL BE CARRIED OUT GRADUALLY"
The report, indicating a serious military escalation, stated that "the occupation operation of Gaza city will be carried out gradually and will be accompanied by intense fire support for Israeli troops."
On the other hand, the Israeli army's artillery and air strikes have increased in Gaza city, which is under a highly critical and dangerous situation. It was reported that explosive-laden military vehicles and robots were blowing up buildings in the Zeytun neighborhood in the south and the Sheikh Ridwan pond area in the north, while military vehicles were advancing in a limited manner in the southern part of Gaza city.
HEAVY TRAFFIC ON RESHID STREET
Gaza city is also witnessing a comprehensive forced migration. There is heavy traffic on Reshid Street, the only road that Palestinians forced to flee can use, since the night hours.
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