The spokesperson for the Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of Hamas, announced on Sunday that the group's fighters completely or partially destroyed 27 Israeli military vehicles in Gaza.

In a statement, Abu Obeida revealed that Al-Qassam fighters bombarded invading forces at a number of axes across Gaza with dozens of mortar shells, and also engaged in direct confrontations with the Israeli forces.

Since Monday dawn, Resistance fighters destroyed a total of 4 Israeli armored vehicles using Al-Yassin 105 anti-tank RPGs in al-Shati camp, near the coast of Gaza City, and Hay al-Sheikh Radwan, located between al-Shati and the Jabalia refugee camp.

In a separate statement, the Brigades announced their largest tally yet, saying they destroyed 6 occupation Merkava tanks in the same area.

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So far, the occupation has admitted that 348 of its soldiers have been killed since Operation Al-Aqsa Flood was launched on October 7.

More recently, the spokesperson for the Israeli military confirmed that one soldier was killed in the Gaza Strip while Israeli media reports revealed that a First Seargent serving under the 202nd Paratrooper Brigade was critically wounded on the same front on Sunday.

Simultaneously, the number of martyrs in the Gaza Strip has risen to a total of 10,022 Palestinians including 4,104 children, according to the Ministry of Health in Gaza.

This comes after Israeli occupation forces deliberately cut off Internet and communication services in the Gaza Strip on Sunday. The number of martyrs and the extent of the destruction inflicted on the Gaza Strip became more apparent later on Monday as reports indicated that at least 200 people were martyred during the all-night raids.