Broadcast in military mediaHezbollahToday, Thursday, featured what he said were scenes of his fighters bombarding Israeli military bases and barracks with missiles and drones.
The scenes showed the moments of the bombing of “the Sharaga base north of the city of Acre, the Ein Shemer base east of Hadera and the Eliakim camp south of Haifa.”
The party said the bombing was carried out in a “combined operation of specific missiles and attack drones.”
The party showed footage it said belonged to the settlers’ cameras and showed the missiles and drones it had launched flying toward Israeli targets.
Last night, Wednesday, Hezbollah said it carried out an attack – with specific missiles and drones – targeting these military bases and gatherings.
The party said in a statement that “the enemy was unable to confront the missiles and drones that flew over the occupied Palestinian territories for some time.”
Hezbollah announced on October 28 that it had killed more than 90 people and injured more than 750 officers and soldiers of the Israeli occupation army since the start of the ground incursion into deep Lebanon.
The party said – in a statement – that its fighters destroyed 38 Merkava tanks, 4 military bulldozers, a Hummer, an armored vehicle and a personnel carrier, in addition to shooting down 4 drones.
Since September 23, Israel has expanded its war against Hezbollah to most areas of Lebanon, including the capital Beirut, through air raids of unprecedented violence and intensity, and has also launched an incursion land in southern Lebanon.
Hezbollah responded daily – after the outbreak of war in the Gaza Strip on October 7, 2023 – with missiles, drones and artillery shells targeting Israeli military sites and settlements, and by bombing areas and targets in central Israel.