Hezbollah strikes Jabal al-Sheikh spy base defying Gallant threats
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Hezbollah launched an attack with numerous squadrons of attack drones on the long-range technical and electronic reconnaissance center in the eastern direction of Jabal al-Sheikh.
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A photo documenting the outbreak of fires in Jabal al-Sheikh in northern occupied Palestine, after an air strike carried out by the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon (Social media)
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon announced launching an attack with swarms of attack drones on the long-range technical reconnaissance center in Mount Hermon/Jabal al-Sheikh.
The attack occurred less than an hour after the Israeli occupation's Security Minister Yoav Gallant threatened Lebanon from Jabal al-Sheikh.
Gallant published documentation of the operational situation assessment in Jabal al-Sheikh to target Hezbollah, according to Israeli media.
The operational assessment, during which Gallant claimed to "continue fighting Hezbollah," was attended by the numerous IOF commanders and battalions operation in Jabal al-Sheikh and the occupied Lebanese Shebaa Farms sector. He also spoke afterward with the fighters of the "53rd Battalion" in armored vehicles.
Gallant claimed that even if there was a ceasefire in Gaza, "Israel" would continue to fight and do "whatever is necessary" regarding Lebanon, citing that the IOF is prepared for "anything" and if the Lebanese Resistance does not allow Israeli settlers to return to the North, "we will act."
An Israeli media outlet reported that a short time ago, the Israeli minister of security published "documentation of the operational situation assessment" in Jabal al-Sheikh, but surprisingly, a few minutes later "a Hezbollah attack was documented" towards the summit of the mountain.
Hezbollah launched an attack with numerous squadrons of attack drones on the long-range technical and electronic reconnaissance center in the eastern direction of Jabal al-Sheikh.
In a statement, it confirmed that the suicide drones hit the occupation's dome, its espionage and intelligence equipment, and its technical systems, which led to the destruction of the targeted devices and the outbreak of a large fire.
The importance of the target
The long-range technical and electronic reconnaissance center on the eastern side of Jabal al-Sheikh which the Resistance targeted with its drones, represents the highest since the beginning of the war on Gaza as it is located at 2,230 meters above sea level on the highest peaks of the mountain in the occupied Syrian Golan.
The peak provides coverage and monitoring in the eastern direction from Syria to Iraq, Jordan, Tabuk, and up to the Iranian border.
It includes electronic, espionage, intelligence, and technical Israeli systems that are considered among the most advanced in the world.
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