PNN – The Financial Times newspaper reported that the Zionist army has destroyed 1,100 buildings near the border in order to implement its plan to create a buffer zone on the border of the Gaza Strip with the occupied territories.
According to Pakistan News Network, the Financial Times newspaper quoted an unnamed informed source and wrote that the purpose of creating this buffer zone is to clear it from “any terrorists, rocket launchers and mortar launchers”.
The creation of a buffer zone will give Tel Aviv freedom of action there, the source added.
According to this report, to create this buffer zone, the Zionist regime has so far destroyed about 1,100 buildings along the border of the Gaza Strip with the occupied territories.
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According to the Financial Times, the Israeli army has refused to confirm or deny these figures, but the spokesman of the Israeli army, Richard Hecht, said that the Zionist military is implementing the creation of this buffer zone in order to prevent what it calls the activities of the Hamas movement.
In a press conference with reporters, Yadlin added: This buffer zone is to make sure that October 7 [Operation Storm Al-Aqsa] will not happen again.
According to the Financial Times, the creation of such a zone on the border of the Gaza Strip is one of the issues on which the Israeli regime and the United States disagree, and Washington has repeatedly stated that it will oppose any measures that lead to the reduction of the area of ​​the Gaza Strip.
US National Security Spokesman John Kirby reiterated this position on Tuesday and claimed: We do not want to see the reduction of Gaza territory in any way.