Israeli surveillance post in Eritrea attacked: Sources to Al Mayadeen
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According to the sources, the attack specifically targeted the summit of a mountain housing an Israeli surveillance post to monitor the Red Sea.
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Daklak Archipelago (visiteritrea.net/)
Eritrean military sources reported to al Al Mayadeen on Thursday that an attack occurred on Israeli soldiers stationed at a military outpost in the Dahlak Archipelago in Eritrea.
According to the sources, the attack specifically targeted the summit of a mountain housing an Israeli surveillance post to monitor the Red Sea, facing Yemen.
Sources told Al Mayadeen that a senior Israeli military officer was killed in the course of this attack.
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