In a statement, Hezbollah confirmed the firing of dozens of rockets at the Israeli settlement of Kiryat Shmona, reaffirming its commitment against any enemy aggression.
The resistance condemned the crime against the volunteer civil defense body, which serves and provides assistance to Lebanese citizens and treats the wounded and injured due to the current hostilities in Tel Aviv, in the south of the country.
By the way, he emphasized that this event was an example of the continuation of aggressive Zionist policies based on massacres and terrorism.
Paramedics Ali Mahmoud Al-Sheikh Ali and Sajid Ramzi Qasim died as a result of the attack in Tel Aviv.
In this context, the resistance carried out actions against gatherings of Israeli soldiers near the sites of Al-Mutela and Al-Baghdadi.
Hezbollah fighters also destroyed spy equipment on Al-Kobra Hill and attacked the positions of Al-Malkiya and Al-Ramtha, the latter on the occupied Lebanese farms of Shebaa.
Previously, the resistance said its rockets had hit a concentration of enemy soldiers near Al-Tihat Hill and Mount Nadhar.
Israeli artillery fire, in turn, was directed at the area of Mount al-Blat, the outskirts of the cities of Aitaroun, Wadi Kunine, Dhahira, Yarin, Alma al-Shaeb and Hanin.
Since October 8, the Lebanese resistance has fought in a radius of more than 100 kilometers, destroying technical and intelligence equipment as well as a large number of Zionist military vehicles and tanks.
As Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah emphasized, the main goal of opening the front in the south was to put pressure on the Tel Aviv government to stop aggression against Gaza and reduce the burden on the Palestinian resistance.
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