Hezbollah releases scenes of milestone strikes on Israeli 'Meron' base
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The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon says that the operation was only the "initial response" to the Israeli assassination of Palestinian Resistance Hamas' senior leader martyr Saleh al-Arouri.
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Smoke rising from an Israeli advanced military hardware in "Meron" air control and surveillance base after it was struck by a guided missiles launched by Hezbollah from Lebanon, on Saturday, November 6, 2024 (Hezbollah military media)
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon Hezbollah released footage showing the targeting of the strategic Israeli "Meron" air control and surveillance base.
The base, which was struck early Saturday with 62 guided missiles and rockets, is considered the occuapation's entity's most sensitive and critical headquarters in northern occupied Palestine.
It is responsible for commanding, coordinating, and organizing all aerial operations toward Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, Cyprus, and the northern part of the Eastern Mediterranean basin.
This includes cyber warfare, spying, and operating Israeli air and drone strikes. Additionally, it hosts top Israeli generals, elite units, and highly specialized officers.
The footage depicts precise hits on multiple locations within "Meron".
Read more: Why did Hezbollah strike the Israeli 'Meron' intel, airforce base?
استهدفت #المقاومة_الإسلامية في لبنان، عند الساعة 08:10 من صباح اليوم، قاعدة ميرون للمراقبة الجوية بـ 62 صاروخًا من أنواع متعدّدة وأوقعت فيها إصابات مباشرة ومؤكّدة، ووفق بيان المقاومة، يأتي ذلك في إطار الرد الأوّلي على جريمة اغتيال الشيخ صالح العاروري وإخوانه في #الضاحية_الجنوبية… pic.twitter.com/gtYUKZjjYn
— الميادين لبنان (@mayadeenlebanon) January 6, 2024
Hezbollah said that the operation is an "initial response" to the Israeli assassination of Saleh al-Arouri, the Deputy Chief of the Political Bureau of Hamas, and his companions earlier this week in a strike on the southern suburbs of Beirut.
The Resistance group's chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah vowed on Friday that a response is inevitably coming, noting that an operation was green-lighted - without providing details - and is now up to battle commanders and fighters to carry it out when field conditions allow.
Commenting on the targeting of the "Meron" Base, Israeli media described it as only a "trailer" of what would happen if the party's "multidimensional threats expand."
"The heavy salvo this morning is a trailer of the war situation, during which Hezbollah elements will launch thousands of rockets, focusing on strategic and sensitive locations, such as national infrastructure, military bases, and symbols of authority," Wallah! Israeli news outlet said.
