BEIRUT July 12. 2024 (Saba) -The Lebanese Brigades to resist the Zionist occupation announced on Friday its first military operations in support of the steadfast Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and in support of their resistance.
The Saraya said, in a brief statement: It targeted the site of "Ruwaisa al-Qarn" in the occupied Lebanese Shebaa Farms, so that it achieved a direct hit. It explained that the targeting was carried out with rocket-propelled weapons.
It also explained that the group of martyrs Abdel Aal in the Lebanese Saraya carried out the operation, a treaty to continue the resistance until victory and liberation.
It is noteworthy that the Saraya deported, on October 23, the mujahideen Ali Kamal Abdel Aal "Jihad" and Hussein Hassan Abdel Aal "Bilal", who rose while carrying out their national duty.
The operation, which was carried out by the Saraya as part of the "Al-Aqsa Flood", comes in implementation of the goal for which it was established in March 1998, which is to resist the Zionist occupation on Lebanese territory and liberate it, along with the resisters from all resistance factions.
This operation confirms the role of the Lebanese Brigades in resisting the Zionist occupation, a role that is present and will remain as long as there is occupation of any inch of Lebanese territory.
In the same context, the Islamic resistance in Lebanon targeted, with appropriate weapons, a building used by the soldiers of the Zionist enemy in the Zionist settlement of "Miskaf Aam", and another in the settlement of "Metulla".
The resistance stressed that these two operations come in response to the Zionist attacks on the steadfast southern villages and safe houses, especially in the town of Kafr Kila.
Hezbollah also responded to the enemy's attacks on the southern villages, targeting, in a third operation, the headquarters of the infantry battalion of the Eastern Brigade "769" in the "Ramim" barracks, with artillery shells, achieving a direct hit.
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