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Lebanese resistance escalates operations

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Lebanese resistance forces on Wednesday carried out a series of operations against the Israeli occupation forces and Israeli-allied militias in the occupied part of south Lebanon.

In a statement, the Lebanese resistance said one resistance group attacked the headquarters of contingent no. 20 of the Israeli-allied South Lebanon Army militia in Jezzine.

Another Lebanese resistance group attacked at dawn Wednesday an Israeli foot patrol accompanied by a bulldozer near the Hadatha position. Other resistance groups attacked Israeli moves in the occupation position in Sujoud and Kassaret al-Aroush. The resistance forces used machine guns and rockets in their attacks. Direct hits were achieved.

Meanwhile, Israeli occupation forces continued their attacks against areas adjacent to the occupied part of south Lebanon.

Lebanese security sources said that Israeli artillery bombarded the outskirts of Barachit, Safad, al-Batteikh, Eita al-Jabal, and Hadatha, In retaliation, the Lebanese resistance attacked a position of the Israeli occupation forces and its militia allies in Tallat Hadatha, using rockets and mortars.

Meanwhile, the Israeli occupation troops on Wednesday renewed their attacks on areas adjacent to the occupied districts of western Bekaa. Lebanese security sources said that the Israeli artillery bombarded Berket al-Jabour, Abu Rashed mountain, the heights of Ein al-Tin, the Litani river area and al-Rayhan mountain in Jezzine district.

Meanwhile, Israeli warplanes flew at a medium altitude over Western Bekaa and al-Tuffah district.

Furthermore, Israeli occupation troops continued attacks on areas adjacent to the occupied border strip of south Lebanon and the western Bekaa. Lebanese security sources reported that Israeli heavy artillery positioned in Kawkaba hill, Ahmadeyah and Shariki hill attacked on Wednesday for two hours Burket al-Jabbour, Jabal Abu Rashed, Ein Qeneh, Maidoun, Mashghara, al-Qatrani and Jabal al-Rayhan in the western Bekaa.

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