In numbers, Israeli losses on northern front against Resistance
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The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon unveils the losses sustained by the Israeli occupation forces on the northern front.
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Smoke rises from inside an Israeli occupation forces position hit by Hezbollah fighters as seen from Tair Harfa village, a Lebanese border village with occupied Palestine, south Lebanon, October 20, 2023 (AP)
The military media of the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah published on Tuesday the losses sustained by the Israeli occupation forces on the Lebanese-Palestinian border area throughout the past 23 days of the Resistance's operations On the Path to Al-Quds.
The military media made a tally of all the Israeli occupation's losses between October 8 and October 30, and the losses reflect a grim reality for the Israeli occupation forces.
At least 120 IOF soldiers were killed or wounded in action on the northern border of occupied Palestine, the Lebanese Resistance said.
#WATCH | The Military Media of the Islamic Resistance in #Lebanon published a video depicting its fighters attacking Israeli outposts and surveillance equipment with ATGMs and mortars on October 30. pic.twitter.com/jPrbEqbDr3
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) October 31, 2023
The Lebanese Resistance either destroyed or took out of commission two armored personnel carriers, two light transport vehicles, nine tanks, and one UAV.
Hezbollah also took out 13 Israeli vehicles, including two infantry fighting vehicles, and nine tanks.
Military media said the Islamic Resistance targeted Israeli sites in occupied territories 105 times since the start of operations.
— Al Mayadeen English (@MayadeenEnglish) October 31, 2023
The targeted sites largely served as surveillance sites for the Israeli occupation forces, and the Lebanese Resistance took out 69 communication systems, 17 jamming systems, 27 intelligence-gathering systems, 140 cameras, and 33 radars.
Moreover, the Islamic Resistance's operations have forced 65,000 Israeli settlers to flee out of the occupied territories in the north, with 28 northern settlements being nearly voided.
Operations continue escalating
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon, Hezbollah, announced that its fighters targeted an Israeli occupation force on Tuesday noon, killing and injuring all of its members.
The Resistance monitored an occupation force that had set up an ambush near al-Aasi military site and later targeted the force with anti-tank guided missiles, dealing direct hits to all of the force's members.
Hezbollah carried on its operation near the Lebanese-Palestinian border on Tuesday, announcing that its fighters targeted al-Marj military at 2:15 PM (local time) sites in northern occupied Palestine, destroying military-grade equipment.
Just 15 minutes later Hezbollah fired an ATGM at an Israeli Merkava tank in the vicinity of the "Branit" Barracks, destroying the armored vehicles and dealing casualties among its crew members.
At 4:00 PM (local time) the Resistance targeted an Israeli occupation infantry force near the al-Jerdah military sites with artillery shells, confirming direct hits.
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon has been carrying out operations in support of the Palestinian Resistance in Gaza, after "Israel" launched an indiscriminate aggression on the Gaza Strip.
Today's operations reaffirm Hezbollah's efforts to limit the movement of occupation forces along the Lebanese-Palestinian border.
Israel gets a taste of a multi-front war
Furthermore, today has also seen an attack by Sanaa's Armed Forces on the southernmost region of occupied Palestine. The recent events are just a small sample of the direct engagement between the Axis of Resistance and "Israel".
The Spokesperson for the Yemeni Armed Forces said Tuesday that the country was behind the operation targeting the Israeli occupation earlier today using different types of aerial weapons.
In a televised statement, Brigadier General Yahya Saree said that the army launched a large number of ballistic and cruise missiles as well as drones toward various targets in occupied Palestine in support of the Palestinian people and Gaza.
Saree revealed that this is the third of such operations carried out by Yemen against "Israel" since the launch of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood. He stressed that it was driven by the country's sense of responsibility and duty toward occupied Palestine and in response to the calls made by the Yemeni people to support the Palestinian people against the occupation's aggression.
All-out war with the Axis is expected to overload the occupation's air defense systems, as other factions own a flurry of missiles and precision rockets that are expected to deal considerable damage to Israeli military infrastructure. The Israeli occupation will tread carefully in Gaza making sure not to cross red lines that would trigger such an event.
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