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We shot down a hostile American plane that was searching for the pilot of the downed fighter jet in the south of Isfahan. More details will be announced later.

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💥 | In the past two Iranian subwaves, missile and drone attacks triggered air raid sirens across Haifa and northern Israel. Explosions rocked Haifa, with sirens activated in Kiryat Bialik, Kiryat Motzkin, Kiryat Yam, Avfim, and the Western Galilee, as well as the Haifa Bay area. Fires were reported at Ben Gurion Airport, prompting evacuation of staff after smoke rose from a large unidentified package.

Iranian drones and missiles targeted US interests in Bahrain, and a drone strike from Iraq hit the US Army’s Al-Buhayrah camp in Kuwait. Missile sirens expanded across Al-Jalil, the Carmel, Haifa, Akka, Karmiel, Al-Nasira, Tamra, Sakhnin, Meron, Bar Yochai, Marom HaGalil, Jish, Zivon, and Safsufa, covering northern occupied Palestine.

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📍| During the July 2006 war, Hezbollah targeted a battleship located just 16 kilometers away. Today, the resistance announced that it has targeted a vessel 110 kilometers (68 miles) away, marking a significant increase in its operational reach. This development comes in the context of the israel’s declared lie/intent to “destroy Hezbollah’s naval force.” The warship was reportedly struck directly, raising a critical question: if the enemy’s claims about their “destructive” capabilities are accurate, what would the consequences have been if those capabilities were even more potent?

A major strategic shift is underway in the maritime domain with the introduction of guided cruise missiles into operational ranges. The extended distances (exceeding 60 nautical miles) and low-altitude flight paths of these missiles pose unprecedented challenges to traditional naval defenses. The sea, previously considered a relatively safe “firing platform” for israel, could now become an arena of costly attrition. The deployment of cruise missiles forces israel naval vessels to operate farther from the coastline, reducing their ability to provide support for ground operations and limiting maneuverability. This revelation demonstrates that the region still conceals capabilities that can alter the rules of engagement and rebalance power in the Eastern Mediterranean.

The implications of Hezbollah’s naval strike are significant. Even if israel publicly denies the impact, it is likely that its vessels will avoid territorial waters, particularly given the proven presence of Hezbollah’s maritime capabilities. This mirrors the 2006 scenario when the first battleship was struck off the coast of Beirut and a second off Tyre. Israel admitted the first strike while denying the second due to lack of documentation, reflecting the opacity and strategic signaling inherent in these engagements. The demonstration of cruise missile capabilities now signals that the maritime balance of power is evolving, with a clear message that areas once considered secure are now vulnerable, and traditional naval superiority can no longer be taken for granted.

Live Long Hezbollah!

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🟡 | Hezbollah

05/04/2026 – Sunday

5. 00:05 – 68 nautical miles off Lebanese coast (Mediterranean Sea) – Naval cruise missile strike on an enemy warship, confirmed direct hit.

6. 08:45 – Yesud HaMa’ala – Rocket barrage on enemy infrastructure.

7. 09:15 – Kafr Szold site – Rocket barrage.

8. 10:30 – Avivim & Yiron – Rocket barrages on the settlements.

9. 11:00 – Ma’alot Tarshiha – Rocket barrage on enemy infrastructure.

10. 11:35 – Meron base – Rocket barrage on air control and operations management base.

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