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Israel tells US that precision munition was used in strike on Gaza's Rafah

Jerusalem, May 28 (UNI) Israel informed US President Joe Biden's administration that it had used a precision munition to hit a target in Rafah in the strike that caused deaths in a camp for displaced Palestinians, but the explosion from the strike ignited a fuel tank and caused fire in the camp, CNN reported, citing a US official.
"We can’t confirm that, but it’s what Israel shared with us," the official was quoted as saying on Monday.
The official also said that "we assume we will learn more once Israel completes its investigation."
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