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Resistance will continue until seizes Israel occupation of Lebanon

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The Lebanese resistance on Sunday attacked with rockets Israeli vehicles near the Sujoud position inside the occupied strip of south Lebanon. In a statement the resistance said that direct hits were achieved.

The statement stressed that the Lebanese resistance intends to continue its operations against the Israeli occupation until south Lebanon and the western Bekaa are liberated.

Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation troops on Sunday afternoon bombarded the hills of al-Tuffah district. Lebanese security sources said the Israeli artillery shelled al-Rafee mount, Litani river area, the woods of Sujoud and al-Rayhan and Aqmata and Lweizeh farm. The bombardment was accompanied by heavy machine gun fire. Further reports said that Israeli warplanes carried out mock raids at low altitude over the central and western sectors.

On Saturday, the Israeli forces continued their attacks on areas adjacent to the occupied part of south Lebanon. Lebanese security sources said the Israeli artillery on Saturday bombarded the woods of Sujoud, Khiam, and Aqmata farm in al-Tuffah district.

On Friday night, the occupation troops shelled Jabal al-Zaatar district, located between Tibnen and Barachit towns in south Lebanon. According to Lebanese security sources the occupation troops used heavy artillery, 155 mm shells in the bombardment.

Further reports said Lebanese resistance forces attacked the Israeli occupation troops in Balat position with rockets and machine guns. In a statement, the resistance said it was able to achieve direct hits.

Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation forces shelled the hills of al-Tuffah district adjacent to the occupied part of south Lebanon. Lebanese security sources reported that the Israeli artillery stationed in al-Zaffata shelled sporadically al-Rafee mount, Litani river area and Mleita and Lweizeh hills. The shelling was accompanied by heavy machine gun fire targeting the districts facing al-Zaffata position.

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