Released for publication: Staff Sergeant Naveh Havshush is the fourth casualty of the tank disaster in southern Lebanon
[92712] Released for publication: Staff Sergeant Naveh Havshush is the fourth casualty of the tank disaster in southern Lebanon
The IDF released for publication this morning the name of Staff Sergeant Naveh Havshush, an armored combat soldier in the 52nd Battalion, who fell in battle in southern Lebanon. He is the fourth casualty from the incident involving the battalion commander's tank that occurred over the weekend.
The name of an additional IDF casualty from the tank disaster released for publication
The IDF Spokesperson released for publication this morning (Sunday) that Staff Sergeant Naveh Havshush, 20, from Geva Binyamin, is the fourth casualty who fell in the severe incident of the hit to the battalion commander's tank in the village of Nabatieh in southern Lebanon, which occurred during the night between Thursday and Friday. These details were confirmed by many channels, including Abu Ali Express, News from the Field on Telegram and YINONEWS.
Staff Sergeant Havshush, of blessed memory, served as an armored combat soldier in the 52nd Battalion of the 'Iron Tracks' Brigade (401). According to reports in 301 World Arab News and other security channels, Lieutenant Colonel Dor Gedalya Ben-Simhon, Staff Sergeant Yoav Klein, and Staff Sergeant Liav Kebabia also fell in this incident.
Naveh's father, of blessed memory, Haim, a reserve brigade deputy commander, shared in an interview published on the Political-Security Cabinet the extreme difficulty in evacuating the tank from the field: "We understood he was killed, only it was impossible to reach him; the tank is located in a problematic area." He added that his son "wrote to me that there was a chance he would come home on Sunday, but that I should not tell mom."
Parallel to the reports on the soldiers, the 301 World Arab News channel reported this morning that a Pakistani delegation landed in Zurich with the goal of participating in negotiations between the United States and Iran. This report comes in the shadow of the ongoing security tensions on the borders.