In its first statement on Tuesday, the Lebanese political and military movement Hezbollah attacked the headquarters of the Air Defense and Missile Defense Command in Kila, the Yoav base and artillery bunkers spread in its surroundings with more than a hundred Katyusha rockets.
According to the resistance, this measure comes within the framework of support for the Palestinian people in Gaza and in response to the Israeli attacks on Lebanese cities and villages, the most recent of which was in the vicinity of Baalbek, which led to the martyrdom of a citizen.
In a second statement, Hezbollah specified the launch of a heavy Burkan-type missile towards the Israeli military site of the monk.
In this context, Israeli media reported that 100 missiles were fired from southern Lebanon towards the Golan Heights in two rounds.
At the same time, the head of the Supreme Galilee Council commented that the State of Israel has lost its ability to deter after the barrage of rockets fired from Lebanon this morning.
In this sense, Islamic Resistance fighters in Iraq attacked Israel's Ben Gurion Airport with drones, in continuation of the second phase of operations that include blockading maritime navigation in the Mediterranean Sea and leaving ports out of service.
For his part, the spokesman for the armed forces of the Yemeni Ansar Allah movement, Brigadier General Yahya Sari, announced at dawn the launching of a series of naval missiles at the American ship Pinocchio in the Red Sea.
In its statement, the Yemeni resistance renewed its efforts to prevent Israeli navigation or any ship heading to its ports in the Red and Arabian Seas until the aggression stops and the siege on the people of Gaza is lifted.
Since the start of Operation Al-Aqsa Flood on October 7, the resistance in Lebanon, Iraq, and Yemen has strengthened its operations in solidarity with the Palestinian residents of Gaza and its fighters in the face of Israeli crimes and US complicity. And the West.
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