Hezbollah says it carried out 24 attacks on Israeli troops and military sites

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Hezbollah stated it conducted 24 military operations on Saturday against Israeli troops, vehicles, and infrastructure in southern Lebanon and northern Israel, utilizing rockets, artillery, and drones. The group claimed to have targeted five Merkava tanks, the Meron air surveillance base, and several army barracks, while also repelling advancing Israeli forces near multiple villages.

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Hezbollah said it carried out 24 military operations on Saturday targeting Israeli troops, military vehicles and infrastructure, while also launching multiple rocket barrages at the northern Israeli settlement of Kiryat Shmona. The group said it used rocket salvoes, artillery fire and attack drones against Israeli forces operating in southern Lebanon and northern Israel.

Hezbollah says it carried out 24 attacks on Israeli troops and military sites

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