Hezbollah targets IOF groupings, sites across different positions

By Al Mayadeen English
Source: Al Mayadeen Net
10 Feb 2024 23:29
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In continuous defense and support of Gaza, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon launched several operations against "Israel".

A screen grab from a video published by the Military Media of the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon depicting the launch of a Kornet ATGM against a military outpost (Military Media)

The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah - announced on Saturday the targeting of Israeli occupation forces grouping in the Hadab Aita Heights with guided missiles, confirming direct hits.

Resistance freedom fighters also targeted a building complex in the "al-Manara" settlement where IOF soldiers were stationed, achieving direct hits as well.

Using Katyusha rockets, Hezbollah targeted the Israeli artillery positions in "Dishon", as well as an enemy base and its positions in "Khirbet Maer", using Falaq rockets.

The Resistance also achieved direct hits when targeting the "Beit al-Jundi" facility in "Kiryat Shmona", using the appropriate weapons.

Hezbollah affirmed that all operations were conducted in "support of our resilient Palestinian people in Gaza and in solidarity with their courageous and honorable [Palestinian] Resistance.”

Largest rocket barrage from Lebanon

The Lebanese Resistance also launched dozens of Grad rockets targeting the "Kela" barracks of the Israeli occupation forces in the occupied Syrian Golan, on Friday. Sources revealed to Al Mayadeen that the targeting of the Israeli military base in the occupied Syrian Golan is the Resistance's response to Israeli attacks on civilians in Lebanon, including strikes on Ali al-Taher Heights and a civilian house in the town of Yohmor, southern Lebanon.

Al Mayadeen's correspondent previously noted that "a recent military target in the occupied Golan was among the targets of the latest barrage from Lebanon." They clarified that the barracks are situated 15 kilometers away from the Lebanese border, south of the Zaoura site, which was bombed yesterday.

Friday's rocket barrage was described by Israeli media outlets as the largest ever since the Israeli war on Lebanon in 2004.