Occupied Quds - Saba:
The Zionist enemy media revealed today, Sunday, that a third of the aggression's dead during the battles with the resistance in Gaza Strip and southern Lebanon are members of the reserve forces.
According to the Ma'an News Agency, the Zionist newspaper "Haaretz" reported that "many of them have families and the burden on them is unprecedented."
The newspaper added, "The reserve forces are suffering unprecedented pressure, and 54% of them have served more than 100 days since the beginning of the war, stressing that the losses among young officers affect the command efficiency of the army with the killing of at least 63 company commanders."
Earlier, the Zionist enemy army announced the killing of 192 Zionist officers, since the beginning of the aggression, indicating that "one of every four killed in the ranks of the army is a commander," confirming "the killing of 12 battalion commanders, including seven with the rank of lieutenant colonel, and four brigade commanders since the beginning of the war."
The Zionist enemy media revealed today, Sunday, that a third of the aggression's dead during the battles with the resistance in Gaza Strip and southern Lebanon are members of the reserve forces.
According to the Ma'an News Agency, the Zionist newspaper "Haaretz" reported that "many of them have families and the burden on them is unprecedented."
The newspaper added, "The reserve forces are suffering unprecedented pressure, and 54% of them have served more than 100 days since the beginning of the war, stressing that the losses among young officers affect the command efficiency of the army with the killing of at least 63 company commanders."
Earlier, the Zionist enemy army announced the killing of 192 Zionist officers, since the beginning of the aggression, indicating that "one of every four killed in the ranks of the army is a commander," confirming "the killing of 12 battalion commanders, including seven with the rank of lieutenant colonel, and four brigade commanders since the beginning of the war."