A victim on the road this morning at 6 a.m

Giving an eviction threat for Maidafoun which is technically joined with Zawtar could be a sign they didn't finish occupying Zawtar yet? Idk

No updated by the IDF about their progress there at all, on the whole front from Zawtar to Shqif

There tanks were few hundreds of meters away from the castle/fort but doesn't seem they occupied it yet

Just days ago these areas were subjected to 100's of accurate airstrikes.

On the other hand, Debbine faced a demolition, unclear if inside the town or its outskirts.

We have not seen any other demolitions in other areas recently.

Attacks in the threatened town already started

The fat Pig made mention of this Hezbullah rocket fire using unguided rockets that definitely will miss and spread and happen to have hit a church by mistake

And stayed silent against several well documented and purposeful Israel attacks on Christian graves, Cross, and Jesus figures.

Israeli forces demolished full churches and christian homes in south Lebanon.

Take whatever side you want but don't distort the facts

https://x.com/i/status/2060476214607749327

Etc etc

In Gaza, all men of military age were deemed legitimate targets.

“And military age is really open to interpretation,” said Jonathan.

“It could be from 16 to 60 or even younger...Most of the people that my unit killed were not armed.”

Yater bids farewell to its martyr son, Ali Ra'if Salim, shortly after the martyrdom of his wife and two children.

Hezbullah units inside Zawtar fired a MANPADS towards an Israeli Hermes-450 over the town at midnight.

Unfortunately, yet again, it was not shot down.

🇮🇷🇺🇸| ❗️ Bloomberg reports that Iran's attacks on the US Ali al Salem Army air base in Kuwait 3 days ago, “injured” 5 American soldiers.

Additionally, a US MQ-9 drone was completely destroyed and another MQ-9 was seriously damaged.

@FotrosResistancee

Attacks on Kfartabneet, Kherbet Selem, Majdal Selem

Ali-Taher hill has been attacked non-stop with phosphorous and lightening shells

✍ There is an extreme and dramatic decrease in the use of FPVs and it is unknown if Israeli attacks are suppressing the units or they are trying to shelter from the airstrikes.

⭕️بالفيديو | مشاهد من عملية استهداف المقاومة الإسلامية بتاريخ 27-05-2026 دبّابة ميركافا تابعة لجيش العدو الإسرائيلي على الأطراف الجنوبيّة لبلدة زوطر الشرقية جنوبيّ لبنان بمحلّقة #أبابيل الانقضاضيّة.

جودة عالية

#الإعلام_الحربي

Despite dozens of Israeli airstrike and turning the area into a kill zone, Hezbullah was able to engage several Israeli tanks and vehicles with ATGMs and FPVs in all 3 Israeli sectors of advances

Ghandourieh, Deddine, and Shqif.

Some time were subjected to more than 15-20 airstrikes in a matter of few hours, knowing well that most towns have less than 15-20 defenders.

Hezbullah confirmed Israeli vehicles were damaged and casualties evacuated. IED were used, especially in Ghandourieh where the Israeli army withdrew.

That's true and that's the only way of warfare possible to counter the Israeli air superiority and firepower

Since Lebanon doesn't have a static line of defense or defenses, it is the only way to operate.

It's not a favorable mode either because what do you mean to tell you have to enter locked houses everytime you have to access a viewpoint to engage and you lose the advantage of topography as the IDF shields its movement using it and gets out of your line of sight.


https://x.com/i/status/2060654465477165086

The Hebrew:

From the very beginning and throughout the ground maneuver in Lebanon, we repeatedly announced that Hezbollah would wait for the moment when the IDF would stand still to strike. A classic guerrilla that is not impressed by concepts such as dynamic mobile defense. What is happening now was expected due to failed political management and a military move disconnected from a political move.

⭕️بالفيديو | مشاهد من عملية استهداف المقاومة الإسلامية بتاريخ 25-05-2026 غرفة قيادة تابعة لجيش العدو الإسرائيلي في ثكنة أفيفيم على الحدود اللبنانيّة الجنوبيّة بمحلّقة #أبابيل الانقضاضية.

جودة عالية

#الإعلام_الحربي

I was always against the 100k figure and I mentioned before and was attacked.

100k might be the total of all fighters that joined Hezbullah and peaked during the Syrian war

However many retired, many left years ago, many were reserves unable to participate anymore, many were counted as duplicate (being in paid administrative roles and being forced to work in the reserves too)

As for the towns, each town is usually defended by the local units and supplemented by Ridwan unit. Depending on the population, the former was small or big.

Some towns barely had a group of 13 fighters and was working to recruit another (years ago)

Again, numbers here in south Lebanon aren't as usual. This is why Hezbullah operates in units of 3 fighters to minimize casualties.

Israeli airstrikes are devasting and some of the most accurate in the world, more experienced than even the Americans. Having many fighters is usual when Infantry is fighting infantry

But when you put jets, drones, suicide vehicles, artillery and all war toys given to the jews? You cannot defend a static line for long and opt to make them pay a cost in deaths for each advance and then attack when they are in static positions of occupation

You have to preserve fighters or each battle is a massacre.

What bothers me, not saying Hezbullah is astaghfirullah, but the situation, is that aside from Aitaroun in the first day of the old war, not a single battle has been costly for the Israeli army during the phase of advance.

There are many factors and that's understandable.

And yes, Hezbullah has enough more fighters to resume and can always recruit. Hezbullah's recruits have never been forced or mandatory. It's a rare thing in the MENA. It's truly volunteers.

However it is draining for the Shia community and straining when the Lebanese government is against you and Israel has depopulated all your centers.

https://t.me/LebUpdate/61650?comment=307469

Lebanon is at a crossroads here and it's not easy at all. Berri being this old too is going to affect how Shia can project power in Lebanon to protect themselves from being preys of everyone who want to see them oppressed again.

Hezbullah inshallah has good leadership and the bravest fighters and with just more patience, the situation might become better.

Eventually what is the IDF going to do? Push into Tyre and then Nabatieh? Push into Sidon and then Beirut?

Eventually they will leave

The role of every single Shia diaspora to prepare themselves to financially support their families back in Lebanon snd the community to overcome the displacement and then in rebuilding their towns and homes.

Preserving the community is a moral and religious duty.

Phosphorous attacks on Arnoun

You can see the town and the castle/fort on the right

Seems the IDF despite a 200+ airstrike couldn't secure the small town yet

On the other hands extensive wave of airstrikes on other towns all around the front