Israel continues attacks on south Lebanon

Israeli occupation forces on Sunday continued their aggressions on areas adjacent to the occupied part of south Lebanon. Lebanese security sources said the occupation artillery bombarded al-Tuffah district's heights, especially the woods of Jaba' town, Safi mountain, Aqmata farm and the woods of Sujoud and al-Rayhan.

Meanwhile, Israeli jet fighters continued their raids on southern Lebanese areas. Lebanese security sources said on Sunday that Israeli warplanes attacked earlier on Sunday the al-Tuffah district's heights. The raid lasted almost two hours, during which a large number of missiles struck the region targeting Mleita and Ein Bu Swar.

Sources at the Lebanese resistance said that ten raids were carried out by the Israeli warplanes on Sunday against Mleita hills area. The Lebanese sources added that more than 15 missiles struck the area.

Meanwhile, the Lebanese resistance on Sunday announced the death of Lebanese freedom fighter Hussein Ahmad Trabulsi, while carrying out his duty. A funeral was held on Sunday and the body returned to his home town of Tufhta in the south.

At dawn Sunday, the Lebanese resistance forces attacked Israeli moves in the Israeli occupation position and the pro-Israeli militia occupation position in Beaufort Castle, using machine guns and rockets. In a statement, the Lebanese resistance said direct hits were achieved.

Moreover, the Israeli artillery on Sunday shelled the central sector in south Lebanon. The enemy attacks were accompanied by machine gun fire targeting the routes and valleys in the area.

The Israeli jets flew over the southern and western Bekaa up to Baalbeck carrying out several provocative raids and dropping thermal balloons.

Later in the day, Israeli warplanes continued their raiding of the mountainous areas of al-Tuffah district in south Lebanon.

Lebanese security sources said the Israeli warplanes fired four rockets at Mleita hill. The anti-aircraft fire of the resistance and Lebanese army intercepted the raiding planes which dropped thermal balloons.