Israeli Pilots Dumped ‘unused Bombs’ Over Gaza During Iran Strikes: Report

 Israeli Pilots Dumped ‘unused Bombs’ Over Gaza During Iran Strikes: Report

Israeli officials described the move as a resource-saving measure, but the result was intensified bombing of Gaza by jets returning from unrelated missions

Israeli fighter pilots returning from air defense missions during the 12-day war with Iran were routinely authorized to unload their leftover munitions on the Gaza Strip, according to a 2 July report by Maariv.

The move, initially a pilot-led initiative to “assist” Israeli ground forces in Khan Yunis and northern Gaza, was quickly expanded by Air Force Commander Tomer Bar into a daily operational policy across all squadrons.

The report outlines how, during the operation, pilots assigned to intercept missiles and drones launched from Iran were equipped not only with air-to-air missiles but also with air-to-surface munitions.

After completing their Iran-related missions, pilots contacted Gaza operation control rooms and offered to drop remaining bombs on designated targets in the enclave.

Air Force officials embraced the initiative. Within hours, the ad hoc proposal became standard practice, with squadrons instructed to coordinate with ground units before landing and to strike Gaza “Hamas targets” on their return.

🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle

Related: 7/3 — Israeli Pilots Finished Bombing Iran, Had Leftover Missiles… So They Dumped Them On Gaza To Avoid “Waste.”

Hundreds of airstrikes, hundreds of massacres… not for strategy, but to save resources; to save fuel.

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