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Hezbollah attack #267

Date: 16/17/18/23-07-2024
Target: Military bases
Weapon used: ATGMs and rockets
Aftermath of the attack: Heavy material damage

Hezbollah attack #268

Date: 19-07-2024
Target: Military base (Drone dome - anti-drone system)
Weapon used: Suicide drone
Aftermath of the attack: Destruction of the anti-drone system

Hezbollah attack #269

Date: 22-07-2024
Target: House used by IOF soldiers
Weapon used: ATGM
Aftermath of the attack: Heavy material damage

🟡🟢 An English subtitled version of the special episode of Hudhud (The Hoopoe), where a Hezbollah drone flew over the IOF's "Ramat David" Air Base two days ago, and its commander's identity was revealed.

Hezbollah attack #270

Date: 26-07-2024
Target: Military base (Drone dome - anti-drone system)
Weapon used: ِATGM
Aftermath of the attack: Destruction of the anti-drone system

🚨🟡🟢 Kings of the Sky: The Story of Hezbollah's Air Force

Today, Al-Akhbar released a series of seven articles about the evolution of Hezbollah's drone capabilities, accompanied by a video that includes an interview with a commander in Hezbollah's Air Force.

Attached is a PDF containing the translation all seven articles, followed by a subtitled video released by Al-Akhbar of the interview.

In an interview with Al-Akhbar, a commander in the Islamic Resistance Air Force (to the extent permitted) provided a summary of the history of the Air Force's inception. He discussed the stages of its development in Lebanon, particularly through collaboration with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, especially after transitioning to the realm of drones.

The jihadi commander explains details related to the drone weaponry as a part of the Air Force within the resistance. He offers insights into the ongoing battle for the resistance to acquire its needs and the enemy's efforts to prevent these capabilities from reaching Hezbollah, including military operations such as the assassination of the unit's commander, Martyr Hassan al-Lakkis, in 2013.

The commander also details the enemy's systems for detecting, tracking, and monitoring drones, the mechanisms and methods employed by the enemy, and provides explanations about the types of drones available to the resistance, revealing some while the resistance retains many surprises in this domain.

The articles are titled:
1. Kings of the Sky! - The Story of the Air Force of Hezbollah
2. 30 Years... From Gliders to Drones, And From Syria to "Karish" to Al-Aqsa Flood
3. The enemy is haunted by the “Karar” drone: Hezbollah's technical superiority has amazed our army and terrified us.
4. Intelligence and Military Confrontation and High-Tech Systems:
What Are The Details of the Electronic Warfare Between the Resistance and the Enemy?
5. Cost of Drones vs. Cost of Countering Them
6. The Hezbollah Drone Family
7. How did Hezbollah's needle deflate the legendary balloon?

Flash | A message from Al-Qassam brigades to their brothers in the Islamic Resistance in Lebanon (Hezbollah)

Hezbollah attack #271

Date: 25-07-2024
Target: House used by IOF soldiers
Weapon used: Falaq rocket
Aftermath of the attack: Heavy material damage

Flash | Footage of the Great Jihadi Martyr Leader Sayyed Fouad Ali Shukr "Sayyed Mohsen

Flash | O glory

🟡🟢 Hezbollah releases an infographic summarizing their operations as part of the battle of Al-Aqsa Flood from October 8th, 2023 until August 3rd, 2024 at 04:00 PM, marking 300 days of battle.

The average number of daily operations is 9, up from 7 in January.

The enemy's human losses: more than 2,000 killed or wounded.

The graphic is summarized below. You may read the statistics for Day 200 and Day 250 at the corresponding links.

2,500 military operations.

Targetings
- 422 settlements
- 1,328 border sites
- 198 military sites
- 59 aerial targeting
- 391 military barracks
- 102 military bases

The enemy's losses: [Day 200 numbers in parentheses]
- 125 military vehicles (up from 92)
- 182 command centers (up from 67)
- 663 bunkers and fortifications (up from 344)
- 450 technical equipment (up from 328)
- 1,050 settlement units (up from 722)
- 4 military factories (up from 2)
- 61 artillery positions (up from 33)
- 12 Iron Dome platforms (up from 5)
- 2 military balloons/airships.
- 8 drones (up from 5) - Includes 3 Hermes 900, 3 Hermes 450, and 2 Skylark
- 825 positions of individuals

The weapons used (numbers are a measure of the number of operations, not shells/rockets used):
- 485 artillery operations (up from 352)
- 914 surface-to-surface rockets (up from 727)
- 88 sniper or machine gun (up from 77)
- 69 air defense (up from 50)
- 148 aerial (drone) attacks (up from 55)
- 742 guided missiles (up from 546)
- 178 direct weapons (up from 136)
- 25 engineering weapons (up from 17)

The enemy's internal front:
- 230,000 displaced settlers
- 5km: the distance of evacuation from the northern border
- 43 settlements evacuated
- 35km: the depth of targeting

Flash | 300 days... and between us and you are the days, nights, and the battlefield

Hezbollah attack #272

Date: 25/27-07-2024
Target: Houses used by IOF soldiers
Weapon used: Rockets and ATGMs
Aftermath of the attack: Heavy material damage

Flash | At Al-Hussein (A.S.) School... the leaders lead the procession.

Flash | Reflection of the great Jihadi leader, the martyr Sayyed Fouad Ali Shukr "Sayyed Mohsen"

Hezbollah attack #273

Date: 06-08-2024
Target: Troops carrier
Weapon used: ATGM
Aftermath of the attack: Destruction of the troops carrier

Flash | Rise, Jabal Amel

Hezbollah attack #274

Date: 05-08-2024
Target: Anti-drone system
Weapon used: Suicide drone
Aftermath of the attack: Destruction of anti-drone system

Hezbollah attack #275

Date: 11-07-2024
Target: Military base
Weapon used: ATGMs
Aftermath of the attack: Heavy material damage

Hezbollah attack #276

Date: 26/07 & 03/06/07-08-2024
Target: Military bases
Weapon used: ATGMs, rockets, and mortars
Aftermath of the attack: Heavy material damage