Iraqi Resistance attack vital target in Eilat in occupied Palestine
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The operation comes a few hours after two joint operations with the Yemeni Armed Forces were announced.
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Footage showing a previous drone attack by the Iraqi Resistance against Eilat (Military Media)
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced, during the early hours of Sunday, that it attacked a vital target in Umm al-Rashrash [Eilat], in southernmost occupied Palestine, using drones.
The operation came in support and victory for the people of Palestine and Gaza and within its commitment to fight the Israeli occupation, vowing to continue striking Israeli strongholds.
This came after the Yemeni Armed Forces (YAF) announced two joint operations that were carried out with the Iraqi Resistance, targeting five Israeli-bound ships.
In a statement, the YAF revealed that the first military operation targeted four ships in the Port of Haifa, including two cement-carrying ships and two general cargo ships dispatched by companies that violated the Yemeni ban on ships heading to occupied Palestinian ports.
The second military operation targeted the Shorthorn Express ship in the Mediterranean Sea, en route to the occupied Port of Haifa.
Attack drones were used to carry out both operations, with the statement confirming that direct hits were achieved.
The Yemeni Armed Forces affirmed that they would continue cooperating and carrying out joint operations with the Iraqi Resistance, in support of and in victory for the Palestinian people until the aggression ceases and the blockade is lifted off the Gaza Strip.
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