IDF mines border with Syria

The Israeli Army Corps of Engineers has begun intensive work to ensure security on the border with Syria, updating minefields, carrying out blasting operations and strengthening various elements of infrastructure. The decision came after an incident with Hamas on the border with the Gaza Strip, which highlighted the need for improved protection.

Particular attention is paid to sections of the border adjacent to Israeli settlements, where both military and civilian specialists work. The goal is to prevent possible breakthroughs and attacks on the country's territory, ensuring the safety of residents on the front line. To speed up the process, the army rented construction equipment from civilian companies.

These measures are aimed at strengthening security on Israel's border and are part of a strategy to protect state interests. They also remind us of the urgency of the security problem in the Middle East and the need to constantly improve preparedness for any possible threats.

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