Hezbollah bombs several Israeli sites during Sayyed Nasrallah speech
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The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon launched several operations targeting Israeli military sites and assembly points alongside the Lebanese border area during Sayyed Nasrallah's speech earlier in the day.
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A screengrab from a video published by the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon depicting the launch of an ATGM at an Israeli military outpost (Military Media)
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah claimed Friday responsibility for targeting military sites and assembly points of Israeli occupation forces at the Lebanese border area with occupied Palestine.
In several statements, the resistance declared its operations during Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon announced that it targeted the assembly points of Israeli occupation soldiers around the "Dovev" barracks with missiles, inflicting major casualties upon their deployments.
Similarly, the resistance targeted a group of Israeli soldiers stationed at the "Ramia" site, confirming direct hits and causing numerous casualties, killing at least one soldier.
The Resistance issued a few more brief statements confirming that its fighters attacked the Zebdine and Ruwaisat al-Alam military sites in the occupied Shebaa Farms.
Moreover, Hezbollah attacked the Israeli al-Malikiyah site with the notorious, high-payload Burkan rockets, causing severe casualties.
The operations came as Sayyed Nasrallah was vowing retaliation against the Israeli occupation for its crimes against civilians in southern Lebanon.
The Israeli occupation will pay with blood for its killing of civilians in southern Lebanon, as this is a sensitive issue for the Resistance and a red line that was crossed, he said.
"The aggression on Nabatieh and al-Sawaneh is a development that we must stop at in the ongoing confrontation because it targeted civilians," he underlined, stressing that the Israeli occupation killed civilians intentionally, as it has the capabilities to avoid killing them in such a manner.
"The enemy will pay with blood for its shedding of our women and children's blood in Nabatieh and al-Sawaneh," he stressed.
"Bombing 'Kiryat Shmona' with dozens of Katyusha rockets and several Falaq missiles is a preliminary response," Sayyed Nasrallah stressed.
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah continued Thursday targeting Israeli military sites and settlements in support of the Palestinian people in Gaza and the Palestinian Resistance, as well as in response to the Israeli occupation's attacks on Lebanese villages and civilian homes in southern the country's south.
The Islamic Resistance issued a brief statement announcing that its fighters targeted the Israeli settlement of "Kiryat Shmona" with dozens of Katyusha rockets as an initial response to the massacres in Nabatieh and al-Sawaneh.
Furthermore, the fighters of the resistance targeted the Samaqa site with missiles, with several direct hits confirmed.
The Islamic Resistance also declared that its fighters, using suitable weapons, attacked espionage equipment at the Marj, al-Raheb, and al-Naqoura locations in addition to the Ruweisat al-Alam site in the occupied Lebanese Shebaa Farms.
While lamenting the loss of civilian life, he went on to underline that military casualties were a natural part of any battle of liberation. "We are at the heart of a battle that spans over 100km, and the martyrdom of Resistance fighters is part of this battle," he said.
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