BEIRUT July 27. 2024 (Saba) - Three Zionist soldiers were injured, one seriously, in an anti-tank missile attack launched from Lebanon towards "al-Manara" settlement, according to Zionist enemy media reports.
The war media of Lebanese Hezbollah confirmed in a statement that the Islamic Resistance targeted a technical espionage system at "al-Manara" site, along with the deployment of enemy soldiers in the vicinity, using suicide drones.
The resistance fighters achieved direct hits, inflicting casualties on enemy soldiers. They subsequently targeted a building where several soldiers were stationed in the same settlement.
In three separate statements, the Lebanese resistance announced bombing enemy artillery positions in "al-Za'oura" and the Hermon Brigade headquarters in the "Ma'ale Golani" barracks with dozens of Katyusha rockets. They also targeted the "Ramim" barracks, which houses a battalion command currently occupied by forces from the Golani Brigade, with a Burkan missile.
These attacks were carried out in support of the Palestinian people and their resistance, and "in response to the enemy's attacks on the steadfast southern villages and safe homes, the latest of which was in the town of Kfar Kila," according to statements issued by Hezbollah's war media.
The Islamic Resistance also announced the targeting of "espionage equipment in Samaka site in the Lebanese Kfar Shouba hills."
Al-Mayadeen reported that more than 100 rockets were launched towards the "Galilee Finger." Enemy media indicated that sirens sounded in several northern settlements before rocket salvos were detected towards the settlement of "Kiryat Shmona" and its surroundings.
Earlier on Saturday, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon announced several operations targeting multiple Zionist sites. They targeted the "Jardah" point, the espionage equipment at the "Maskav Am" site, and launched an air attack using a squadron of suicide drones.
These drones targeted the positions of officers and soldiers from an armored force recently stationed north of the "Yiftach" barracks, hitting their tents and inflicting confirmed injuries.
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resource : Saba
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