Lebanese resistance targets the Israeli enemy’s sites in the occupied parts of South Lebanon

Arab Newsfeature

Beirut – The Lebanese national resistance has carried out attacks with guided rockets and other weapons on several sites for the Israeli enemy on the borders with occupied Palestine, hitting the targets directly.

IN a statement on Saturday, the resistance said that resistance men fired artillery shells on the Israeli military sites in Risha and Al-Jardah areas, achieving direct hits.

According to the statement, the resistance also targeted the Israeli Al-Abbad and Al-Marj sites with guided missiles and other weapons, destroying part of the basic equipment there.

Yesterday, the resistance targeted several enemy sites, namely Al-Sadah, Miskaf, Am, Abu Dajaj, Rweisat Al-Alam, Al-Simaqa and Zibdeen in the occupied Sheba Farms and Kfar Shouba hills.

Hamda Mustafa

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