El 75% de los túneles de Hamás en Gaza no fueron destruidos por las FDI

La vasta red subterránea de Hamás en Gaza sigue casi intacta. ¿Qué desafíos plantea esto para el ejército israelí y cómo afecta al futuro de la ofensiva?

Parte de una ruta de túneles de tres kilómetros de longitud destruida por las FDI en el centro de la Franja de Gaza, 9 de agosto de 2024.

Parte de una ruta de túneles de tres kilómetros de longitud destruida por las FDI en el centro de la Franja de Gaza, 9 de agosto de 2024.

(Crédito de foto: IDF SPOKESPERSON'S UNIT)

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