❇️ "Serious incident” and “unusual incident” are terms the U.S. military uses to cover up the truth. A “serious incident” usually means their soldiers were killed in large numbers, severely injured, or their bodies were burned. “Unusual incident” means soldiers either didn’t return, disappeared, or were completely wiped out on the battlefield.

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🟡 Breaking | Another ambush killed IOF soldiers. Helicopters are rushing to the battle zones along the border with Lebanon. Detonation of a third explosive device targeting a Golani Brigade force in the town of Maroun al-Ras in southern Lebanon.

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🟡 20. Detonation of Explosive Device on Golani Brigade in Tartira Area:

• The Mujahideen of Hezbollah detonated an explosive device on a force from the Golani Brigade in the Tartira area, Maroun al-Ras, as they attempted to outflank from the western side of the town. The explosion resulted in killing of all force members.

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🟡 Info | Hezbollah Repels israeli Advances in Southern Lebanon:

A field source from the Hezbollah has confirmed that their fighters are successfully countering multiple attempts by the Israeli army to advance on various fronts in southern Lebanon. Utilizing diverse weaponry, the resistance has inflicted heavy losses on the enemy.

Resistance forces have managed to prevent any Israeli incursions into Lebanese territory through precise and strategic strikes. Targets include enemy soldier gatherings and advance lines along the entire front in the occupied territories.

Pre-prepared ambushes set by the resistance have also caused significant casualties among the Israeli forces. In one particular incident, Hezbollah detonated an explosive device against a force from the Golani Brigade near Maroun al-Ras, leading to both deaths and injuries.

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🏴‍☠️ Breaking | israeli Attacks Cause Destruction in Dahyeh and Keserwan

Israeli airstrikes have resulted in significant destruction in several neighborhoods, particularly in Dahyeh, impacting areas such as Hadath, Haret Hreik, and Ghoberiy. One notable attack targeted a building housing Hezbollah’s civilian office for media relations, which had recently facilitated a tour for journalists to assess the damage from Israeli strikes in Beirut.

In Keserwan, a three-story building belonging to Sheikh from the influential Al-Amro family was struck. The attack primarily affected the top floor, marking the second assault on the Al-Amro family; the previous strike resulted in numerous casualties among family members and refugees taking shelter there.

Between 1 PM and 3 PM, the Israeli army launched attacks across various Lebanese towns and cities, including:

• Bint Jbeil
• Khiyam
• Hadatha
• Teir Harfa
• Kuneen
• Kayfoun (Aley)
• Dahyeh (Beirut)
• M’aysra (Keserwan)

Additionally, artillery attacks were reported on frontline areas, including:

• Bint Jbeil
• Maroun al-Ras
• Aitaroun forest
• Teir Harfa
• Yaroun
• Blida
• Kuneen
• Mheihib
• Hadatha
• Kafarshouba

The ongoing conflict continues to escalate, resulting in extensive civilian and structural damage.

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🇮🇷 Report | Operation True Promise-2: Analyzing the Aftermath and Strategic Implications:

Iranian security and military expert insights into Operation True Promise-2 reveal critical factors influencing its success, particularly the 90% effectiveness of Iran’s missile strikes. This high success rate is attributed to the compromised state of Israeli radar systems, likely a result of massive cyberattacks followed by the use of hypersonic Fattah missiles, which effectively penetrated Israel’s air defense layers.

The expert suggests that the balance of power in the region has shifted significantly, causing substantial damage to Israeli military capabilities. In light of this, it is anticipated that Israel may retaliate by targeting oil facilities in southern Iran near the Persian Gulf, aiming to create a media narrative demonstrating their capacity to inflict harm on Iran.

Operation True Promise-2 is rated as a level 6-7 in terms of escalation, while a full-scale war would be classified as an 11. Notably, footage surfaced depicting Iran’s missiles striking the Nevatim airbase and other military sites, despite Israeli efforts to enforce strict military censorship and deploy AI systems to prevent unauthorized recordings. The existence of this footage suggests that the recordings may have originated from a coordinated source rather than a casual observer, raising questions about the methods used to bypass Israel’s surveillance measures.

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🟡 Breaking | The media relations office of Hezbollah in the suburbs of Beirut was attacked by IOF.

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🇮🇶 Breaking | Informed sources in Iraq reported that Washington sent three messages to Tehran within half an hour via Baghdad. The messages conveyed a clear warning: refrain from attacking our military bases in the region.

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❇️ In terminology warfare, instead of calling the U.S., Britain, and the EU “complicit,” it’s more accurate to say they are “committing” and “involved” in genocide.

🔻Breaking | Shooting hit a IOF military base in Hebron.

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🇶🇦 🇮🇷 Breaking | A senior Iranian Official:

'We have sent a message to the U.S. through Qatar that any Israeli attack will be met with an unconventional response that will include nationwide infrastructure.

The phase of unilateral restraint is over. There is a regional need to restrain Israel and its madness.'

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🟡 Breaking | A massacre of IOF soldiers by Hezbollah in the vicinity of Kfar Kila. The 'israeli' forces are struggling to withdraw their casualties."

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