본문 바로가기

IDF Expands Combat Forces Despite 12,000-Soldier Shortage

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of a line of IDF soldiers in olive uniforms standing shoulder-to-shoulder and holding rifles across their chests.

The IDF is expanding its regular and reserve combat structure across the Gaza, northern, Syrian and eastern frontiers as it confronts a shortage of about 12,000 soldiers, including 7,500 combat troops. The current August induction cycle is forming one additional Golani battalion and one additional Nahal battalion. The reserve pool has grown by about 36%, with more than 100,000 people returned through canceled exemptions, volunteering, returning service and call-up orders, although not all are combat troops. Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir has called for more battalions and brigades to defend Israel and defeat its enemies.

출처

일차 출처:1이차 출처:2

관련 기사

  1. Government Prepares Budget Breach for Munitions as Defense Production Lines Near Halt
  2. IDF Warns F-35 and F-15 Deals Could Lose Production Slots Without Signature in Two Weeks
  3. Israel Unloads Thousands of Tons of U.S. Military Equipment at Haifa Port
  4. Israel's 10-Year Defense Buildup Plan Rises to Nearly NIS 400 Billion
  5. Government Set to Transfer NIS 1 Billion for Urgent Defense Procurement

문제가 발생했습니다

요청한 작업을 완료하지 못했습니다. 연결을 확인한 뒤 다시 시도해 주세요.