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“There’s no good way of destroying a tunnel without affecting the infrastructure above ground,” military expert says.
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“There’s no good way of destroying a tunnel without affecting the infrastructure above ground,” military expert says.
Israel has reportedly started to test a plan to flood Hamas's sprawling tunnel network, but experts say it is a dangerous option that poses huge risks to Gaza's besieged civilians.AFP takes a look at Hamas's tunnel network and Israel's bid to destroy it.
Israel has reportedly started to test a plan to flood Hamas's sprawling tunnel network, but experts say it is a dangerous option that poses huge risks to Gaza's besieged civilians.takes a look at Hamas's tunnel network and Israel's bid to destroy it.
Israel has reportedly started to test a plan to flood Hamas's sprawling tunnel network, but experts say it is a dangerous option that poses huge risks to Gaza's besieged civilians.The military is determined to destroy the tunnels after Hamas's October 7 attack in southern Israel, and army chief Herzi Halevi has suggested pumping water into them is "a good idea".AFP takes a look at Hamas's tunnel network and Israel's bid to destroy it.- 'Gaza metro' -
Environmental experts caution pumping seawater into underground tunnels could result in long-lasting consequences for groundwater in Gaza Strip