Fear of Hezbollah has Israeli occupation forces in shambles, paranoia
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Fires break out near al-Abbad military site after Israeli forces opened fire within its parameters using mortars and machine guns.
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Smoke rising in the vicinity of al-Abbad Israeli military site near the Lebanese borders on October 28, 2023 (Social media)
Fires broke out near al-Abbad Israeli military site after occupation forces based inside opened fire within the parameters of the base, using machine guns and mortars, as a result of heightened fear of a Hezbollah operation, Al Mayadeen's correspondent reported on Saturday.
Explosions were heard inside the base while Israeli soldiers continued to launch flares over towns near the Lebanese border, he added.
Meanwhile, our correspondent added that Israeli airstrikes targeted the heights of Halta and the outskirts of the village of Beit Lif.
"النيران تشتعل بالقرب من موقع العباد الإسرائيلي بعد وقوع انفجار فيه".
— الميادين لبنان (@mayadeenlebanon) October 28, 2023
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Meanwhile, the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) reported that their headquarters was hit by a shell and that they are currently working to ascertain its origin.
A Lebanese military source informed AFP that an "Israeli shell breached the concrete wall" surrounding the UNIFIL headquarters in the border town of Naqoura. This marks the second time that an Israeli round has struck the UN mission's headquarters during the recent border escalations.
In a related development, Hezbollah announced targeting two Israeli occupation military bases near the Lebanese border using a range of different weapons.
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In a statement, the Resistance said it targeted a gathering of Israeli soldiers in "Abu Dajjaj," confirming inflicting injuries among the forces. Moreover, "Zar'it" Israeli barracks was targeted by Hezbollah using appropriate weapons, the statement added, confirming direct and precise hits.
Earlier today, Hezbollah announced that the party targeted four Israeli military sites in north-occupied Palestine; al-Abbad and Risha outposts, in addition to al-Jardah and al-Marj bases. The Resistance confirmed all operations achieved their objectives and were conducted using a range of different weapons.
