Two Israeli occupation soldiers killed in Hezbollah strike
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The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah showers Israeli occupation military sites with missiles.
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A screen grab showing the targeting of the Israeli al-Raheb military site (Islamic Resistance in Lebanon Military Media)
The Islamic Resistance in Lebanon - Hezbollah confirmed on Thursday evening that its Resistance fighters targeted with guided missiles and killed two Israeli occupation soldiers while they were installing surveillance devices at the Israeli al-Raheb site near the southern Lebanese village of Aita al-Shaab, at the border with occupied Palestine.
In a statement, the Resistance mentioned that the strike led to the crane carrying the Israeli soldiers and the equipment to collapse, resulting in their deaths.
Meanwhile, the Al-Quds Brigades, the military wing of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) movement, mourned two of its fighters who were killed while carrying out their combat duty in southern Lebanon, near the borders with occupied Palestine, as part of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood.
The Brigades identified the martyrs as Mohammad Ahmad Saleh (31 years old) and Malek Ahmad Omar (27 years old).
Earlier, the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon showered Israeli occupation military sites with missiles, targeting the occupation forces' gathering at the Jal al-Alam site, "al-Bayyad Blida" site, the vicinity of the "Mitat" and "Zar'it" barracks, and the "al-Jardah" site.
Resistance fighters targeted the military site of "Ma'ayan Baruch", located to the east of "Metulla" on the Palestinian side of the border. Israeli media outlets said Israeli occupation forces investigated the incident, suspecting that an anti-tank guided missile was used in the attack.
The Resistance also targeted al-Marj military sites and "Ramim" Ù‹Woodlands military sites, dealing direct hits to the intended targets.
A few hours later, al-Marj site came under attack by the Islamic Resistance, with direct hits recorded.
Commenting on the state of the battlefront along the Lebanese-Palestenian borders, Israeli Kan channel military affairs analyst, Roi Sharon said it was clear that Hezbollah "is running things in the North" pressing the Israeli occupation forces into defense.
Sharon warned that if the fighting in the north escalates a notch it would entail an all-out war.
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