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  • Pentagon reportedly warns lawmakers clearing Hormuz mines could take 6 months | LIVE BLOG

Pentagon reportedly warns lawmakers clearing Hormuz mines could take 6 months | LIVE BLOG

IDF troops operating in both the northern and southern Gaza Strip neutralized two separate threats on Wednesday involving individuals approaching military positions near the "Yellow Line"

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Illustration - Navires dans le détroit d'OrmuzAP Photo/Altaf Qadri

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IDF neutralizes 2 near "Yellow Line" in separate Gaza incidents

IDF troops operating in both the northern and southern Gaza Strip neutralized two separate threats on Wednesday involving individuals approaching military positions near the "Yellow Line." 

In the first incident, the Northern Brigade combat team identified and killed a terrorist who approached forces in a manner deemed an immediate threat. A similar encounter occurred in the south, where Negev Brigade (12) forces eliminated a second operative who had crossed the line and moved toward Israeli positions.

Pentagon warns clearing Strait of Hormuz mines could take 6 months

The Pentagon has reportedly informed U.S. lawmakers that restoring safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz will be a protracted and dangerous operation, estimating it will take at least six months to clear the dense minefields laid during recent hostilities. The assessment was reportedly delivered during a classified briefing to the House Armed Services Committee on Tuesday.

Secretary of US Navy John Phelan departs administration "effective immediately"

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Body of journalist who worked for pro-Hezbollah outlet recovered from rubble following Israeli strike

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