Lebanese resistance bombards several positions for the Israeli forces in Shebaa farms
Lebanon-Israel, Military, 4/12/2002

The Lebanese national resistance on Thursday evening attacked several Israeli positions in the occupied Shebaa farms and the occupied kafer Shouba hills.

In a statement, the Lebanese resistance said that the resistance men opened fire of their artillery and rockets at the Israeli positions in Rweisat al-Alam and al-Ramtha.

The statement added that the shells were seen while falling inside the three said position while an Israeli tank of Meir Kava type was seen leaving the al-Sammaqa position chased by the shells of the Lebanese resistance.

On Thursday evening the Israeli warplanes raided the outhern parts of kafer Shouba town in South Lebanon.

Lebanese security sources said that Israeli planes dropped two air to ground missiles on the area and black smoke was seen. No human casualties were reported.

The sources added that the Israeli raid was coincided with intensive artillery bombardment from the Israeli positions in al-Za'our from the occupied Syrian Golan heights, targeting the towns of Kafer Hamam, Kafer Shouba and al-Habareyah and Baathayel.

The sources indicated that tens of shells fell on these areas. he Lebanese army anti missile means intercepted the raiding Israeli planes.

In a statement, the leadership of the Lebanese army said that the Israeli warplanes on Thursday morning violated the Lebanese airspace and flew over the southern Lebanese areas and the Mount of Lebanon and were intercepted by the anti- aircraft means of the Lebanese army ion Sidon and al-Shouf areas.

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