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Lebanese resistance operations in south Lebanon

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In a detailed report on its Friday operations, the Lebanese resistance said its groups at 6:00. a.m. broke into the pro-Israel South Lebanon Army militia's Aramti position and attacked more than 24 positions of the Israeli occupation troops and their agents along the front line.

Resistance fighters controlled the Aramti position of the 10th contingent while its special group was inside. The group was formed as a back-up contingent which gets its instructions from the eastern contingent.

A resistance engineering group infiltrated this position and planted explosives which were exploded and destroyed completely after withdrawal of the resistance groups.

Simultaneously, resistance forces attacked the Israeli Beer Klaab position and destroyed its fortifications.

The Lebanese resistance also got into a confrontation with pro-Israeli militia position at Tallet Muthalath and destroyed its fortifications.

The resistance also attacked Sheyar Azour position.

Other resistance groups attacked the Israeli and SLA positions in al-Sharifa, Abu Qamha, al-Dallafah, al-Zattar and Aeysheyah, al-Muhammadeyah, Ein Qenyah and al-Ahmadeyah. The resistance forces destroyed an Israeli military vehicle inside al-Asheyah barracks.

Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation forces admitted that one of its soldiers was wounded and four SLA militia members were killed and another three wounded.

Further reports from south Lebanon said that the Lebanese resistance announced the death of one of its members, Fuad Abbas Shehab, during confrontations carried out by the resistance on Friday with the Israeli and SLA militia troops in al-Ahmadeyah, Ein Qenyah in the western Bekaa.

In a statement the resistance said Shehab was born in Breital town of the Bekaa in 1968 and was hit during confrontations with the Israeli and SLA troops.

Moreover, the SLA militia admitted the death of its members and wounding of another six. The SLA militias also admitted that several of its positions were exposed to strong attacks by the resistance.

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