⚡️🇱🇧❌🇮🇱 - Hezbollah has published an Image on their telegram, portraying the dead amongst the IDF, and mocking their censorship of causalities doctrine.

The image was captioned:

No injuries* [sarcasm]

There are more than 100 killed and 1,000 injured [amongst the IDF] since the beginning of the ground invasion in Southern Lebanon.

⚡️🇮🇷❌🇮🇱 - On November 2nd, Iran announced a week long NOTAM notice effective until November 8 [today], covering an area of 6,000 sq/Km around the "Shahroud" Space Center in the province of "Semnan".

Video footage [attached] surfaced today of an unclear projectile launched in that area, which could either be an SLV launch or missile testing.

Yesterday, the twitter account attributed to the "Shahroud" space center stated:

We will blind your eyes, which are constantly observing the air and space in these restless nights, so that you will not be able to see what is coming towards you.

We will cut off the blood supply to the components of your power and make the components of your power weak. And the world will witness this wonder...

Two hours ago, the account stated:

Our message was sent from Shahroud to Tel Aviv. We have proved that you have failed to achieve your goals at Shahroud base. Now you have to wait for our decisive answer from the air and space to your most valuable assets!

⚡️🇱🇧❌🇮🇱 - Hezbollah has announced that its Air-Defense Units shot down a "Hermes-450" Drone in the town of "Deir Saryan", Southern Lebanon.

⚡️🇮🇱❌🇵🇸 - Jaw-Dropping footage displaying an IDF "AH-64 Apache" Attack Helicopter firing a missile [likely an unguided "Hydra-70mm"] towards Refugee tents within the "Al-Aqsa Martyrs" Hospital, Northern "Deir AlBalah", Central Gaza.

I'd like to remind you that there is zero reason for the IDF to target anything in that area, considering the IDF's Frontlines are nowhere near "Deir AlBalah".

The IDF has not commented on the incident, the number of causalities is unknown.

Regarding this post, an airstrike targeted a town called "Knaise", not a church, it's a bit confusing since "Kneise" in Arabic means Church, very similar to the town's name.

Sorry for the mistranslation