on israel s roared on hamas. israel defending its strike on it densely populated refugee camp in northern gaza. it s too soon to know the casually can, or the two. a doctor to gaza hospital said they received hundreds of dead or wounded people from that attack there are multiple craters in the ground and huge piles of rubble israel s defense forces says it was targeting the top two mass candor involved in the october 7th rampage. they succeeded they claimed in taking. about dozens of hamas combatants were killed when underground tunnels beneath account collapsed. but innocent lives were also lost. israeli military says it s working to determine the number of civilian deaths. hamas folks person accused israel trying to justify what he got, a heinous crime. against civilians women and children. he denied that the leader claim to kill was even at the camp at the time of the strike. meantime the white house says that despite the blast there are quote indications israel is t
rubble. some were burned. israel s attack on hamas in the refugee camp is part of its expanded offensive inside gaza where overnight hamas underground tunnels came under fire. israeli forces saying they struck about 300 hamas targets that includes the idf says military compounds inside those underground tunnels. at the same time, a new threat to israel is emerging from iran. iran-backed houthi militants in yemen claimed responsibility for targeting israel with drones and missiles near the red sea in the south. israel saying it thwarted that attack. israel also facing incessant rocket fire rockets at us here in tel aviv, intercepted by the iron dome just a couple of hours ago. [ siren ] that s the intercepting missiles going up. and earlier today, here is what my team and i witnessed when we were driving north of tel aviv. we heard an explosion to the west, and every car on the highway pulled over. we all got out, and we ran into a ditch that was built there. we re drivin
Admiral Dinesh Kumar Tripathi, the newly appointed Chief of the Naval Staff, emphasized the need for the Indian Navy to maintain operational readiness to deter adversaries at sea. He highlighted the challenges in strategic waterways like the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden, particularly with Houthi militants targeting merchant ships. Admiral Tripathi also pledged to enhance self-reliance and focus on human resource issues within the Navy, aiming to contribute to a developed India. His career spans nearly 39 years, marked by distinguished service and various leadership roles.