Israeli army says it attacked 10 radicals' targets in Gaza Strip

The Israeli military, as part of Operation Shield and Arrow, which began on Tuesday night, disabled 10 facilities of the Islamic Jihad radical Palestinian group in the Gaza Strip, the army press service said, Report informs via TASS.

According to her, "the Israel Defense Forces attacked 10 weapons factories and military facilities belonging to the Islamic Jihad terrorist organization."

According to the military, fighter planes and helicopters carried out strikes, and the bombed targets included a weapons factory in the city of Khan Yunis and a facility that produced cement for the construction of underground tunnels used in terrorist activities.

"In addition, six military installations belonging to the Islamic Jihad were hit, most of them were used as weapons depots and the logistics infrastructure of this terrorist organization," the army added. In addition, the Israelis attacked an Islamic Jihad military post in the southern part of the Gaza Strip, the press service noted.