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The Israeli military said air defense Iron Dome systems intercepted five of the rockets which were fired toward the cities of Ashkelon and Sderot. One missile landed in an open field. There were no reports of damage or casualties.
"We are deeply concerned that the impact of today's raid could set back efforts aimed at restoring calm for both Israelis and Palestinians," spokesman says after Israeli counterterrorism operation resulted in several civilian deaths.
The abnormal volatility in the foreign exchange market and the sharp increase in 10-year bond yields are likely a promo for what will occur in the future.
Troops have reportedly surrounded a building in which two terrorists – Hussam Aslim and Mohammed Aljanidi – are said to be located, attempting to force them out.
Russia has partially solved its manpower problems, but it suffers from major shortages of weaponry. It therefore has two options: reinforce the current effort to take the Luhansk and Donetsk regions or launch a strategic adventure. Meanwhile, Ukraine eyes a push forward once enough weaponry arrives.
