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IDF spokesperson reports on activity deep within the Gaza Strip by ground forces, in combination with the Air Force and Navy. It was described as, "In parallel to the expansion of ground activities by ground forces, there is a significant combined arm effort, together with the Navy and Air Force, aimed at neutralizing ground threats and significantly impacting the Hamas terror organization."
Furthermore, the spokesperson adds that the information coming from the field is passed on for a coordinated attack involving all the forces. "During the operations, combat aircraft and helicopters, alongside remotely piloted aircraft, naval vessels, and artillery, support the ground forces with precision and aerial firepower as needed. Moreover, real-time gathered information is immediately conveyed to the Air Force and Navy, which then conducts combined attacks by the IDF based on this data."
Terrorists were eliminated and dozens of targets, positions and outposts were destroyed
Watch the ground launches accompanied by the air force's assistance to the ground forces:
In the IDF report, they have noted achievements in these attacks: "During these attacks, dozens of targets belonging to the Hamas terror organization were destroyed, including observation posts, cells, launching sites for UAVs, naval vessels, and military positions. In addition, terrorists were eliminated, infiltration into Israeli territory was prevented, and terrorist incidents were thwarted."
The commander of the 105th Squadron, Major General T., described the joint attack as follows: "The Air Force provides fire support and serves as an aerial shield and a force protecting the ground troops. The attacks are carried out at an intensity that Hamas has not encountered before. We operate in close cooperation with the ground and naval forces, shoulder to shoulder, until victory is achieved."