The ground forces which moved into the creeks after the Air Force
bombardments, have recovered pictures and a register containing names of
suspected militants.
It was gathered that the ground forces also destroyed about 97 camps in the enclave.
A source close to the operation, who didn’t want to be quoted because he is not authorized to speak to the media, said stench of decomposing bodies filled some of the camps, although no bodies were found. He described this as an indication that many of the militants might have been killed from the air strikes, noting that the fleeing militants might have taken the bodies of their men.
Other items found there are three laptops, expended magazines, an AK47 rifle and police and military uniforms.
It was gathered that the ground forces also destroyed about 97 camps in the enclave.
A source close to the operation, who didn’t want to be quoted because he is not authorized to speak to the media, said stench of decomposing bodies filled some of the camps, although no bodies were found. He described this as an indication that many of the militants might have been killed from the air strikes, noting that the fleeing militants might have taken the bodies of their men.
Other items found there are three laptops, expended magazines, an AK47 rifle and police and military uniforms.
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