The Islamic Resistance fighters on Sunday launched a series of targeted strikes on Israeli sites, inflicting significant losses on the Israeli forces, as confirmed in successive statements throughout the day.
At 1:45 pm, a gathering of enemy soldiers in the south of Al-Manara faced the wrath of the Islamic Resistance’s missile weapons, resulting in a direct hit.
At 3:05 pm, the radar site in the occupied Lebanese Shebaa Farms was targeted, achieving another direct hit. Subsequently, at 3:30 pm, a tank at the Ruwaisat Al-Asi site met its demise as Kornet missiles hit their mark, resulting in destruction and casualties.
Continuing their strategic assaults, Hezbollah targeted enemy soldiers near the Metulla site at 4:00 pm, causing confirmed casualties, including one fatality and one wounded.
Additional strikes at 4:00 pm hit the Al-Marj site, the Shomera Barracks, and the vicinity of the Mitat site, further displaying the Islamic Resistance’s effectiveness.
The Zarit Barracks felt the impact of Burkan missiles, achieving direct hits at the same hour.
In a final act at 5:00 pm, the Mujahideen targeted a gathering of Israeli enemy soldiers near the Ya’ra Barracks, resulting in casualties.
It’s worth noting that all the statements were marked by expressing unwavering support for the resilient Palestinian people in Gaza.
Israeli Assaults
Simultaneously, hostile bombings struck southern Lebanon’s border areas, affecting Muhaibib, Aitaroun, and Hula.
Warplanes and armed drones continued to loom overhead over the region.
The Israeli army has also hindered electricity repairs in Houla, targeting the surroundings despite the presence of UNIFIL and the Lebanese army.
The Islamic Resistance’s military media issued a statement Saturday overnight, cautioning the public to stay clear of targeted areas, emphasizing the repeated nature of Israeli air attacks and prioritizing the safety of the people.
The statement acknowledged the people’s courage but stressed the paramount importance of preserving lives in the face of ongoing hostilities.
Source: Al-Manar English Website
