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Israeli Drone Strike Kills Two Palestinians in Southern Gaza Despite Ceasefire

The deaths come as another Palestinian died from earlier gunfire wounds, raising questions about ceasefire compliance in the region.

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Anadolu Agency (Turkey)

An Israeli drone strike killed two Palestinians in southern Gaza despite an active ceasefire, according to a report from Anadolu Agency.

The strike adds to a separate death reported in Khan Younis, where another Palestinian died on Tuesday from wounds sustained in earlier Israeli gunfire.

Ceasefire under strain

The incidents raise renewed questions about compliance with the ceasefire arrangement, as sporadic violence continues to be reported in parts of Gaza even after a truce was reached.

Details on the circumstances surrounding the drone strike, including the specific location and the identities of those killed, were not fully detailed in the available reporting.

Humanitarian officials and residents in Gaza have previously expressed concern that continued incidents of violence, even amid a formal ceasefire, undermine efforts to stabilize the situation and provide relief to the population.

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