PNN – Washington’s warnings about not launching a large-scale attack on Gaza are the result of the terrible experience that the American soldiers had with the Zionist regime in the battle of the tunnels in Gaza.
According to Pakistan News Network, Rai Elyoum has mentioned in an article referring to the advice of the Americans to the Zionist military not to enter into a large-scale war with the resistance in Gaza: America is not opposed to the continuation of Israel’s killings against the residents of Gaza, but at the same time, it is strongly opposed to the large-scale ground operations in which Israeli soldiers will suffer losses and damages. It seems that this is a result of the participation of the American military in the combat experience against the tunnels of Hamas in Gaza.
“John Kirby”, the spokesman of the American National Security Council, in a statement on Monday, emphasized his opposition to the ceasefire in the Gaza war and considered it as restoring the strength of Hamas, but at the same time announced that Washington does not advise Israel to enter the ground war against Gaza and advance deep into this region, and this position of Washington shows that the American military commanders themselves have experienced the hell of Gaza tunnels.
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The media talked about the presence of military experts under the command of General “James Glynn” of the Marines in Israel (occupied territories) to help the Israeli army to plan the attack on Gaza and destroy Hamas, but shortly after this military delegation came out with a different view and the US advised Israel not to rush into a ground attack. It seems that Washington’s decision is related to the findings of this senior American military delegation, which has warned about the dangerous nature of Hamas’s tunnel networks, which is capable of disrupting the equation and causing heavy losses, and perhaps even killing elite American soldiers of the Delta Group.
This becomes more evident when the retired colonel Douglas McGregor announced a few days before the presence of American elite forces and Israeli Special Forces in Gaza to identify and plan the place they want to reach to free the captives.
He admitted that these forces were subjected to intense shooting and were injured and heavy damages were inflicted on them.
Washington did not deny the statements of this retired colonel and did not deny the sending of elite forces to occupied Palestine.