Hezbollah reveals Israeli army’s losses on Lebanon border

Israeli army soldiers gather by three tracked medical vehicles near the northern town of Kiryat Shmona close to the border with Lebanon on October 31, 2023 amid increasing cross-border tensions between Hezbollah and Israel [JALAA MAREY/AFP via Getty Images]

Hezbollah yesterday revealed details of the losses suffered by the Israeli army on the Lebanese border as a result of the operations carried out by the group in southern Lebanon since 8 October.

The group said that the resistance operations resulted in the killing and injury of 120 Israeli soldiers. Additionally, nine tanks, 33 radars and a drone were destroyed.

Hezbollah was also able to destroy 140 surveillance cameras, 69 communications systems, 17 jamming systems and 27 intelligence systems.

Israel and its ally, the United States, have warned Hezbollah not to intervene in Tel Aviv’s genocidal bombardment of the Gaza Strip and Washington has dispatched two aircraft carriers to the region to reinforce the message.

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