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Tuesday 24 October 2023

LIVE UPDATES: At Least 2,000 Children Killed in Gaza Strip in 17 Days

At least 2,000 children have been killed in the Gaza Strip since the recent escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict two weeks ago, humanitarian organization Save the Children said on Monday.

"At least 2,000 children have been killed in Gaza over the past 17 days … with constant airstrikes reducing thousands of buildings across the Gaza Strip to piles of smoking rubble," the organization said in a statement.

The statement added that 27 children were also killed in the West Bank. "We call on all parties to take immediate steps to protect the lives of children, and on the international community to support those efforts. Everything possible must be done to protect children from harm – and provide them with the support they need," Save the Children’s Country Director for Palestine Jason Lee said.

This is Mujahid. He was 7y old. We treated him in our #cancer department. This was his last drawing - a message of thanks for the #chemo he received while living in the blockaded Gaza Strip. Last night a bomb was dropped on his home, killing him and his entire extended family. pic.twitter.com/Ge5L9d0lLw
— Steve Sosebee (@Stevesosebee) October 24, 2023

'No safe place in the Gaza strip any more’

Walking around on the streets of Gaza, in my neighbourhood, everything looks so empty... you can barely see people.

This area used to be a very densely populated area. This is the bakery, where you people would stand in a line to buy some bread.

This has been the situation for so long in Gaza. Thousands of families have been instantly displaced, it’s just full of rubble and debris everywhere.

You can hear the sound of drones and Israeli jets in the sky. Everyone says, everyone feels that there is no safe place in the Strip to be in any more.

Hamas says at least 140 Palestinians killed in Israeli air raids on Gaza

Hamas officials have said that Israeli air raids on the besieged territory during the night killed at least 140 Palestinians.

A statement from the government’s media office in Gaza said “more than 140 people were martyred and hundreds wounded in massacres committed by the occupation (Israeli) raids”.

As we reported earlier, more than 5,000 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli air raids in Gaza since October 7.

Wounded Palestinians receive treatment at the al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza City [Abed Khaled/AP Photo]

Israel has attacked 400 targets, including mosques: Israeli spokesperson

An Israeli army spokesperson said that Israel has attacked more than 400 “targets”, including mosques, in the Gaza Strip in the past day.

Daniel Hagari said the mosques were being used by Hamas as meeting places, in a post on X on Tuesday morning.

Hagari also said that Israel had attacked Hamas’s “operational headquarters” and that it had killed three Hamas deputy commanders.

He specified several Gaza neighbourhoods that Israeli warplanes had attacked, including Jabalia. Thirty people, mostly women and children, were killed when Gaza’s Jabalia refugee camp was bombed, the civil defence unit there told Al Jazeera on Sunday.

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Israel against ceasefire even during talks on hostages — CNN

Israel will not agree to a ceasefire even during talks on releasing the hostages held in the Gaza Strip, CNN reported quoting a senior Israeli official.

According to him, the ceasefire is not being considered even during the talks on releasing over 200 hostages because humanitarian efforts should not impact "the mission, which is to dismantle Hamas."

He also denied that the US is seeking a delay of Israel’s ground incursion into Gaza. "We deny this report. We have a close dialogue and consultations with the US administration. The US is not pressing Israel in regards to the ground operation," the official said.

Previously, CNN reported that Washington had been putting pressure on Israel to postpone its ground offensive in the Gaza Strip and liberate the hostages held there.

Earlier, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken told NBC that Israel should make an independent decision on launching a ground offensive in the Gaza Strip while Washington can only provide advice.

Tensions flared up again in the Middle East on October 7 when militants from the Gaza-based Palestinian radical group Hamas staged a surprise incursion into Israeli territory from the Gaza Strip.

Hamas described its attack as a response to the aggressive actions of Israeli authorities against the Al-Aqsa Mosque on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem’s Old City. In response, Israel has declared a state of war readiness; announced a total blockade of the Gaza Strip, home to 2.3 million Palestinians; and began delivering air strikes on the enclave and certain parts of Lebanon and Syria. Clashes are underway in the West Bank as well.

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Sunday 22 October 2023

Watch 203mm Malka Self-Propelled Cannon Destroying Enemy in Special Operation Zone

The 2S7 Malka is a self-propelled gun with a range of up to 37km, which is known for its precision and force. The 203mm howitzer is capable of destroying reinforced bunkers, fortified trenches and other heavily armored targets.

The Russian Ministry of Defense released footage of the combat work of the crews of 203mm Malka self-propelled artillery units.

Artillery units of the Zapad battle group continue to carry out fire missions to defeat Ukrainian artillery batteries, destroy defensive structures, suppress command posts, destroy enemy firepower, weapons and military equipment, the Russian Defense Ministry said.

Target reconnaissance and artillery gun guidance are carried out by unmanned aerial vehicles during the day and night, the ministry added.

Russia Introducing Zippy Alabai All-Terrain Buggies to Special Op Zone

The buggies are joining a range of other highly mobile, nimble vehicles already on the frontlines taking part in missions ranging from tank hunting to troop transport and evacuation of the wounded.

Russian all-terrain vehicle manufacturer F-Motorsport is producing Alabai buggies for deployment in the special military operation zone.

The popular off-road vehicles, named after the Central Asian Shepherd breed of dogs, were first introduced in 2016, and have gained a reputation in Russia as a zippy, maneuverable, reliable, simple and affordable brand of buggies which can withstand difficult weather conditions in even highly remote, rural areas of the country.

The vehicles feature powerful motors and drive trains, with their 150 horsepower two-liter atmospheric engines enabling them to accelerate to up to 140 km per hour even in off-road conditions.

On the front, the Alabai’s missions include reconnaissance in otherwise impassable off-road conditions, with brackets for attachable 7.62 mm machine guns and AGS-30 grenade launchers turning them into light attack vehicles.

They can also be used as unarmored transports, sending soldiers to the front, delivering medical supplies, food and ammunition, and evacuating the wounded using an evacuation cart attached to the rear through a towbar. The Alabai has a reported carrying capacity of over 500 kilograms.

“This buggy is produced by a design bureau based near Moscow. We have received six of these vehicles, five of which are already in the area of the special military operation,” a representative of the All-Russian Popular Front, a political coalition created by Vladimir Putin in 2011, said.

The Popular Front has been fundraising for the purchase Alabai buggies on its website.

“The lightweight multipurpose Alabai appeared as a response to the realities of modern military operations, which require the mobility and maneuverability of vehicles with high impact capabilities. Specialists from Zubr SOBR [a Russian National Guard special police unit, ed.] have already tested this vehicle in the most difficult conditions,” F-Motorsport director Eduard Mymrin said.

Alabais join a range of other small, zippy vehicles that Russian forces previously deployed on the front, ranging from tank-hunting all-terrain utility vehicles equipped with anti-tank missile systems, to converted Niva 4x4s and UaZ SUVs and pickups, some of them operated by volunteers or Donbass People’s Militias.

The NATO-Russia proxy war in Ukraine has highlighted the importance of high mobility for troops, with the heavy saturation of drones, missiles other weapons on the frontlines, combined with advanced reconnaissance capabilities, meaning the difference between victory and defeat in battle can literally come down to which side’s troops, tanks and other equipment are faster on the draw and in maneuvers.

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Biden leading Americans to WWIII – Trump

Republican presidential candidate former President Donald Trump finishes a campaign event on October 16, 2023 in Adel, Iowa.
©Scott Olson/Getty Images/AFP

America is sleepwalking into a new global conflict because President Joe Biden has no idea where he is steering the country, his predecessor Donald Trump has said.

Writing on Truth Social on Saturday, the 45th US president stated that “we are heading to World War III because of grossly incompetent leadership, headed by a President that doesn’t have a clue.”

However, Trump mockingly praised Biden for joining Truth Social, a right-wing platform that he founded after he was banned on Facebook and Twitter (now known as X) in 2021 following the attack on the US Capitol in Washington. “Congratulations Joe, at least, on that!” he quipped.

The Biden presidential campaign opened a Truth Social account called Biden-Harris HQ with a banner image reading “Malarkey ends here” earlier this week. Writing on X, the president’s team said they did that “mostly because we thought it would be very funny.”

“Well. Let’s see how this goes. Converts welcome!” the campaign wrote in its first post on the platform.

Trump, who is considered the frontrunner for the Republican nomination in the 2024 presidential election, has repeatedly criticized Biden over his foreign policy decisions, most notably on Ukraine, warning that arms shipments to Kiev could trigger a global conflict.

Earlier this year, the ex-US president also suggested that if he “were president, the Russia/Ukraine war would never have happened.” He also argued that even if it did, he “would be able to negotiate an end to this horrible and rapidly escalating war within 24 hours.”

Commenting on these remarks, Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov noted that Trump was “not far away from the truth” in the sense that the US, which emerged as Kiev’s key backer, could have quickly put an end to the conflict.

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Saturday 21 October 2023

First Trucks With Humanitarian Aid Enter Gaza Strip

The first trucks carrying humanitarian aid for the Gaza Strip began to enter the exclave from Egypt through the Rafah border crossing, the Al-Arabiya broadcaster reported on Saturday.

The trucks are delivering medical supplies among other things, according to the report.

On Friday, Sputnik correspondent reported that about 200 trucks with humanitarian aid were waiting to cross into the Gaza Strip .

The United Nations said the 20-truck convoy included life-saving supplies that would be received by the Palestinian Red Crescent, but the aid was a fraction of the quantity needed and it was unclear how much aid will be allowed to pass in coming days.

Rafah is the main route in and out of the Gaza Strip that is not controlled by Israel, and the focus of efforts to deliver relief to Gaza's 2.3 million residents.

U.N. officials say at least 100 trucks a day are required in Gaza to cover urgent needs, and that any delivery of aid should be sustained and at scale. Before the outbreak of conflict, an average of about 450 aid trucks were arriving there daily.

"The humanitarian situation in Gaza – already precarious – has reached catastrophic levels," U.N. humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths said in a statement.

"I am confident that this delivery will be the start of a sustainable effort to provide essential supplies – including food, water, medicine and fuel," he said.

Israel imposed a total blockade and launched air strikes on Gaza in response to a deadly attack on Israeli soil by Hamas on Oct. 7. The Rafah crossing has been out of operation since shortly afterwards, and bombardments on the Gaza side damaged roads and buildings that needed repairs.

The U.N. has warned that food has been running out in Gaza and supplies of fuel needed to keep hospital back-up generators running have reached dangerously low levels.

Israel has said it will allow no aid to enter from its territory until Hamas releases the hostages it took during its attack, and that aid can enter through Egypt as long as it does not end up in the hands of Hamas.

International donors have been flying aid into Al Arish, about 45 km (28 miles) west of Rafah in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula.

No large-scale relief effort has been operated from Egypt during previous conflicts in Gaza, when aid passed through the Kerem Shalom crossing, controlled by Israel.

The Israeli military said on Saturday that aid entering Gaza did not include fuel and would only go to southern areas of the enclave, where Israel has urged civilians to congregate.

Many of Gaza's residents have crammed into southern areas to avoid air strikes in the north, though they also say that nowhere in the territory is safe.

"We have upped the logistical and operational abilities of the Red Crescent by adding more volunteers and cars. We have rented storages in Khan Younis and Rafah," said Mahmoud Abu Atta, of the Palestinian Red Crescent, as he entered the Rafah Crossing to receive aid.

Western states have been pushing to evacuate foreign passport holders from Gaza and the U.S. Embassy in Israel said any border opening on Saturday could enable foreigners to leave the territory.

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres visited the border on Friday in a push to get the aid in, saying a mechanism for inspection of the aid demanded by Israel was still being worked out and that delivery of relief should not be tied to the release of hostages or evacuation of foreigners.

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Tuesday 24 October 2023

LIVE UPDATES: At Least 2,000 Children Killed in Gaza Strip in 17 Days

'No safe place in the Gaza strip any more’

Hamas says at least 140 Palestinians killed in Israeli air raids on Gaza

Israel has attacked 400 targets, including mosques: Israeli spokesperson

Israel against ceasefire even during talks on hostages — CNN

Sunday 22 October 2023

Watch 203mm Malka Self-Propelled Cannon Destroying Enemy in Special Operation Zone

Russia Introducing Zippy Alabai All-Terrain Buggies to Special Op Zone

Biden leading Americans to WWIII – Trump

Saturday 21 October 2023

First Trucks With Humanitarian Aid Enter Gaza Strip

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