OCCUPIED AL-QUDS November 21. 2023 (Saba) - The Zionist enemy army admitted, that a military base in the north was severely damaged as a result of gunfire from the Lebanese side.
Enemy Army Radio said: “Severe damage was caused to a military base in the north as a result of gunfire from Lebanon,” without mentioning the name of the base.
This came in the wake of the Lebanese "Hezbollah" announcement that it had targeted the "Piranit" barracks, the command center of the Zionist 91st Division, twice in a row in the morning, with two heavy-caliber Burkan missiles, achieving a "direct hit."
Zionist Radio had indicated that sirens also sounded in the "Kiryat Shmona" settlement and other Zionist areas close to the border with Lebanon.
It said: “Bomb-laden drones crossed (the border) from Lebanon and landed in open areas,” without specifying the locations of their landing, and the extent of the incident’s connection to the incident targeting the military base.
It added: "There were no casualties or damage, and the Israeli army responded to the sources of fire with artillery."
For its part, the Zionist Channel 12 reported that the occupation army intercepted “two to three explosive drones” during the day.
On a daily basis since the eighth of last October, the southern borders of Lebanon have witnessed intermittent mutual bombardment between the Zionist enemy army on the one hand, and Hezbollah and Palestinian factions in Lebanon on the other hand, leaving dead and wounded on both sides.
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Enemy Army Radio said: “Severe damage was caused to a military base in the north as a result of gunfire from Lebanon,” without mentioning the name of the base.
This came in the wake of the Lebanese "Hezbollah" announcement that it had targeted the "Piranit" barracks, the command center of the Zionist 91st Division, twice in a row in the morning, with two heavy-caliber Burkan missiles, achieving a "direct hit."
Zionist Radio had indicated that sirens also sounded in the "Kiryat Shmona" settlement and other Zionist areas close to the border with Lebanon.
It said: “Bomb-laden drones crossed (the border) from Lebanon and landed in open areas,” without specifying the locations of their landing, and the extent of the incident’s connection to the incident targeting the military base.
It added: "There were no casualties or damage, and the Israeli army responded to the sources of fire with artillery."
For its part, the Zionist Channel 12 reported that the occupation army intercepted “two to three explosive drones” during the day.
On a daily basis since the eighth of last October, the southern borders of Lebanon have witnessed intermittent mutual bombardment between the Zionist enemy army on the one hand, and Hezbollah and Palestinian factions in Lebanon on the other hand, leaving dead and wounded on both sides.
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resource : SABA