Iraqi drone ops against vital Israeli targets persist
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An Iraqi drone activated sirens over the city settlement of Eilat, as Israeli air defenses attempted to down it.
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A one-way attack drone is launched toward its target in Eilat, southern occupied Palestine, by Iraqi Resistance fighters, on November 13, 2024. (Islamic Resistance in Iraq/Military Media)
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced that its fighters conducted three drone attacks against vital Israeli targets early on Thursday.
In three separate statements, the Iraqi Resistance said that its fighters launched drone attacks on Israeli targets. All three operations targeted vital Israeli sites in northern Israeli-occupied territories.
Affirming that its operations will continue to escalate, the Iraqi Resistance said that it is targeting enemy sites as a show of support to the Palestinian and Lebanese people.
Earlier on Wednesday night, the Resistance launched two drone attacks, the first of which targeted the city settlement of Eilat, in southern occupied Palestine.
Sirens sounded the Eilat at 9:26 pm (local time) as Israeli air defenses attempted to down a one-way attack drone.
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