Lebanese resistance escalates operations against occupation forces

News reports from south Lebanon on Sunday said that Israeli warplanes on Sunday launched four raids against Ein Samaheyah district, situated between Zouter East and Maifdoun.

Lebanese security sources said the Israeli planes dropped against the targeted area eight air-to-surface missiles, which were intercepted by Lebanese Army and resistance anti-missile defense means.

The sources added that the occupation forces bombarded the towns and hills of al-Tuffah district, the woods of Sujoud, Aqmata farm and al-Tasse spring area in south Lebanon.

In retaliation the Lebanese resistance attacked ten Israeli positions and patrols of the Israeli occupation forces and its allied militias inside the occupied part of south Lebanon. In a statement the resistance said one of its groups attacked Sunday vehicles moving in the Israeli position in al-Hardoun. Direct hits were achieved.

The Lebanese resistance also attacked military moves of the Israeli occupation forces at the southern entrance of Beaufort. Precise hits were achieved.

The sources continued that Israeli helicopters mopped up the surroundings of the position, and one Israeli helicopter landed at its southern entrance and then took off into occupied Palestine carrying soldiers hit in the occupation.

The Lebanese resistance also launched a large-scale attack on the occupation positions in Shama', al-Hardoun, Teir Harfa, and the confrontations lasted for half an hour. It said accurate hits were achieved in these positions, and several fortifications were destroyed.