Six people were killed in Gaza over the past 48 hours, bringing the death toll to 1,580 since the call for a ceasefire. Iran's supreme leader has ordered the military to prepare for an immediate response to any threat, without geographical restrictions. The directive comes amid escalating tensions in the region.
The deaths in Gaza were reported by local authorities and media outlets, with casualties attributed to ongoing violence. The Iranian leadership's statement emphasizes a readiness to act against perceived threats, regardless of location. This follows a series of attacks and counterattacks in the area.
The situation in Gaza has been marked by continuous conflict, with both sides exchanging fire and airstrikes. The latest escalation has raised concerns among international observers. Iran's involvement in the region has been a point of contention, with its support for Palestinian groups. The military order reflects a heightened stance, signaling potential further involvement in the conflict.
