The death of 69 Zionist commanders since the beginning of the attack on Gaza
| Zionist sources announced that this regime has lost 69 of its commanders since the beginning of the Gaza war, which has led to a lack of commanding forces. |
The Israeli army admitted on its domestic radio that 69 military commanders in various ranks have been killed since the start of their war in the Gaza Strip on October 7.
According to the Arabic Post report, Army Radio said: Since the beginning of the war, dozens of regular and reserve military commanders, including 4 brigade commanders with the rank of brigadier general, 6 officers with the rank of second brigadier general, 39 platoon commanders, 13 company commanders and 7 commanders They have been killed.
After hundreds of Israeli soldiers were killed in the war against Gaza since October 7, the regime’s army said it was trying to renew its command ranks and train an unprecedented number of them.
As part of the work to renew the ranks of the command, the period of command of the company, which was the largest period in the history of the Zionist Army, ended about two weeks ago. 136 trainees participated and completed the course. 54 reserve soldiers participated in this period.
This represents an increase of approximately 20% over the regular period and 50% additional trainees in reserve ranks. Next April, the Israeli army is preparing to open another course for company commanders, which will also break the current record, and 155 trainees are expected to join it, but not all graduates of the course are expected to immediately assume command of companies, but They will receive training to meet the future need for these skills if the war continues.
Furthermore, the Zionist Army, suffering from the lack of its commanders, opened an intensive course for reserve army officers, but instead of training for a year and a half, it shortened the course to only two and a half months.
This army has announced another course called Reserve Combat Officer Course for reserve soldiers who are not officers and want to be promoted to the rank of reserve officers and become team leaders in the field. Currently, about 7 soldiers have participated in this course.
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