Latest from hellish fire in Occupied Territories; trains got stuck

Pars Today- After the incidence of widespread fire in the west of the Occupied Al-Quds, the Zionist regime officials announced the state of emergency.

After the enormous fire in the regions around the Occupied Al-Quds, the Zionist officials were forced to evacuate more than 10,000 inhabitants of settlements, hence, 9 of these settlements were completely evacuated. According to Pars Today, 23 Zionists have already been injured in the fire. Intensive heat and blowing of strong gust have caused Zionists to face with serious problems.

According to the Zionist sources, the wildfire is spreading every moment and the Zionist regime is hamstrung to control it.

TV channel 12 of the regime reported that fire has spread towards the tanks of the army.

The Zionist media have also announced that the movement of trains in Ashdod has been halted as fire is approaching the railway network.

The Israeli regime, announcing the highest grade of emergency, has issued the order of public mobilization for all fire teams across the Occupied Territories.

Some of the Zionist media, quoting from Shabak (Israeli internal security service) sources, announced that fire has been an "arson" in Al-Quds and 3 people have been detained for alleged "complicity" in the incident.

The fake regime's Foreign Minister, Gideon Sa'ar, as part of the efforts to receive assistance for fighting the fire, has contacted the foreign ministers of certain European countries, including, UK, France, Czech Republic, Sweden, Argentina, Spain, North Macedonia and Azerbaijan Republic.

TV channel 12 of the regime, however, reported while broadcasting new images of the incident, "The conditions are critical. No firefighting airplane has been sent by others and the things are going on slowly. The coming hours are very dangerous due to the blowing of strong wind and the regions near the fire should be evacuated."

Concurrently, the Israeli regime's Minister of War and Bloodshed, Israel Katz, ordered his forces to help control the fire.

Katz announced in a statement, "We are in a state of emergency and should mobilize all our forces for controlling the fire."    

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