Iraqi Resistance hits Haifa port with two drones; conducts other ops
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The support fronts from Lebanon to Iraq and Yemen continue their operations in support of Palestine.
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A snapshot from the documentation by the Islamic Resistance in Iraq shows the launch of a drone targeting the occupied Umm al-Rashrash on Sunday, March 31, 2024. (Iraqi Resistance Military Media)
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq announced that it targeted the Haifa oil port, as part of its continued operations against the Israeli occupation.
At dawn on Wednesday, the Iraqi Resistance targeted the oil port of Haifa in the occupied Palestinian territories with two drones.
Shortly before that, the Iraqi Resistance hit three targets in the occupied territories, as it announced that it had attacked “in the past 72 hours a vital target in our occupied territories, and another in Ashkelon, in addition to the Ashkelon oil port.”
It announced in another statement that it attacked the “Hatzerim” air base in Beer al-Sabe’ and had previously targeted the “Yarden” base in the occupied Golan with drones.
The Iraqi Resistance said in a statement that the attack comes in continuation of its path in resisting the occupation, in support of the people in Gaza, and in response to the Israeli massacres against Palestinian civilians, including children, women, and the elderly.
The statement reiterated the Resistance's continuation in "striking the enemy's strongholds."
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