Three occupation soldiers were killed and others were injured in resistance ambushes in the Gaza Strip.

Three Israeli soldiers were killed and three others seriously injured, according to a preliminary toll from four resistance operations in the Gaza Strip, according to Israeli news websites.

According to these sites, the Palestinian resistance targeted the occupation forces at simultaneous times in Khan Yunis, Jabalia, Al-Tuffah neighborhood, and Al-Shuja'iyya neighborhood.

The occupation forces launched intensive raids on the sites of the two operations in the Shujaiya and Tuffah neighborhoods.

According to Israeli websites, three soldiers were killed when a Merkava tank was targeted with an anti-tank missile in the Gaza Strip.

Meanwhile, Israeli sources reported that three soldiers were killed and others were seriously injured in an attack on an engineering force in Jabalia, north of the Gaza Strip.

The resistance also targeted an occupation vehicle with a large explosive device, completely burning it. A soldier was lost as a result, but was later found dead. The occupation army then activated the Hannibal Protocol.

The Hannibal Protocol is being activated for fear that Israeli soldiers could be captured by the resistance during violent clashes. A few days ago, the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades released a video recording of an attempt to capture an Israeli soldier before killing him during a raid on a gathering of Israeli soldiers and military vehicles in the Abasan al-Kabira area east of Khan Yunis.

Commenting on the heavy losses inflicted on the occupation army over the past few days, some Israeli news websites urged their audiences to pay attention to the army's announcements, which "announce the killing of militants through a pre-prepared announcement for publication." They added that "the army is incapable of confronting the militants who are pursuing its forces."

Later, the Al-Qassam Brigades announced that it had targeted "a Zionist armored personnel carrier with a Zionist soldier on board, near the intersection of Highway 5 and the western line, north of Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip. Our fighters observed helicopters intervening to evacuate."