Iraqi Resistance conducts three operations against Israeli targets
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The Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced that it struck three targets in three separate operations in occupied northern Palestine.
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Iraqi Resistance releases a video of the latest operations against the Israeli occupation on October 4, 2024. (ScreenGrab/Islamic Resistance of Iraq)
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced the execution of multiple operations against the Israeli occupation on Friday morning.
In a statement, the Resistance declared that it successfully "struck three targets in distinct operations aimed at the Golan Heights and Tiberias in northern occupied Palestine, using drones."
The operations carried out by the Islamic Resistance in Iraq were a continuation of their commitment to resisting the Israeli occupation, "in support of our people in Palestine and Lebanon." This serves as a direct response to the ongoing massacres perpetrated by the occupation forces against civilians, including children, women, and the elderly.Additionally, the Islamic Resistance in Iraq pledged to "intensify operations focused on dismantling enemy strongholds with heightened vigor."
On Thursday, The Iraqi Resistance announced that it attacked an Israeli target in the south of occupied Palestine via an aircraft with advanced capabilities deployed for the first time. In a statement, the Islamic Resistance affirmed that its fighters will continue to use this technology "to strike enemy strongholds with increasing intensity."
The Resistance said the operation was "in continuation of our approach to resist the occupation, in support of our people in Palestine and Lebanon, and in response to the massacres committed by the usurping entity against civilians, including children, women, and the elderly."
Al Mayadeen's information highlighted that the new aircraft deployed by the Iraqi Resistance enjoys higher flight speed and huge explosive capabilities and is designed for maneuvering to bypass air defenses for quick infiltration.
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