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The Israeli occupation army has suspended the use of attack drones for 48 hours following an incident in Gaza that resulted in the death of two soldiers. The incident occurred when the two soldiers approached a drone, and the explosive materials it was carrying detonated, although the army is still unsure of the cause of the explosion or the drone’s type. The decision to suspend drone operations was taken as a precautionary measure, and a team of experts has been assembled to investigate the incident. There is a possibility that Hamas’s radio frequency activity may have influenced the drone’s operation, but it is currently considered unlikely that they have the capability to do so. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the explosion when the soldiers approached and to assess the potential for similar incidents to recur. The occupying forces use "Predator" model drones equipped with explosives, which have been employed in military operations since the start of the war. The investigation continues to determine the reasons for the explosion before resuming their use.
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