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The Hezbollah organization in Lebanon, which receives support from Iran, announced yesterday that it had carried out its most extensive drone strike into Israeli territory since the start of the Gaza offensive, targeting military installations north of the city of Acre.
Although the Israeli military claimed to have intercepted two “aerial targets” off Israel’s coast earlier in the day, it said it was unaware of any of its installations being targeted by Hezbollah.
Retaliation for a previous Israeli attack that killed one of Hezbollah’s fighters, the group alleged.
The group released what looked to be a satellite image, showing where the hit occurred as a red circle around a flash that appeared to be located halfway between Acre and Nahariyya to the north.
Two Hezbollah militants were killed by Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon, the military reported earlier yesterday. Later on, Hezbollah acknowledged the passing of Hussein Azkoul, one of its fighters, but gave no other information.
Hezbollah’s elite force, the Radwan Forces, lost a fighter due to an Israeli strike that occurred between Monday night and yesterday, according to the military. However, Hezbollah has not acknowledged the loss of the soldier.
About 270 Hezbollah members and 50 civilians have been killed by Israeli strikes since October.
Source- AFP
