Hezbollah rejects ‘israeli’ allegations of preemptive strike as ‘groundless’
Hezbollah has rejected Israel's allegations of preemptive measures against the Lebanese resistance group, labeling them as "groundless." The movement noted that Israeli forces were unsuccessful in intercepting and downing the drones deployed by its fighters.
An anonymous Hezbollah source informed the Qatari broadcaster al-Araby TV on Sunday that Hezbollah’s resistance forces successfully tricked the Israeli army into launching intense rocket attacks.
An anonymous source revealed that Lebanese militants might target two “strategic” locations along the northern edge of Tel Aviv’s coastal region within the territories occupied by Israel in 1948, with further information about the operation to be disclosed in due course.
According to the source, no fatalities occurred from the Israeli airstrikes on over 30 buildings because they had been evacuated beforehand.
“The allegation by the Israeli military that they have prevented a Hezbollah attack is baseless, according to the source, as our drones have effectively infiltrated the airspace above the occupied territories.”
“Every offensive drone was deployed at designated times from various locations and crossed the border into Israel, approaching their specified targets via multiple routes.”
“Our military operation for the day has concluded,” the source stated.
The source emphasized that Israel’s assertions regarding its “preemptive actions, the purported targets it struck, and its claimed disruption of the Resistance’s attack are unfounded and contradict the reality on the ground.”
According to the source, additional information will be shared later today in a speech by Hezbollah’s Secretary General, Hassan Nasrallah.
Report: Hezbollah operation executed with precision and success
In the meantime, Lebanon’s al-Mayadeen television news network, referencing trustworthy sources, reported that Hezbollah executed an accurate and effective large-scale drone and rocket attack on the occupied territories. This operation was in retaliation for the Israeli military’s assassination of its commander Fuad Shukr in Beirut last July.
The report stated that the claims made by the occupying Tel Aviv regime about allegedly foiling a Hezbollah operation are complete falsehoods and a pointless effort to mislead its own citizens.
According to a report by al-Mayadeen TV, Hezbollah successfully struck its intended targets with precision, even though the Israeli regime heavily depends on substantial American intelligence and operational assistance.
It highlighted that the mission was successful even though Israel had been on high alert for more than a month after Shukr’s targeted assassination.
The initial phase of Hezbollah’s offensive was completed successfully, serving as a stern warning to Israel that targeting civilians in southern Lebanon would lead to a severe and intense retaliation.
