Hezbollah announces it has targeted northern Israel
Hezbollah has announced that it attacked the northern region of Israel with a large number of missiles. It was reported that the attack was carried out using 'Fadi-1' missiles, which were used for the first time.
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Hezbollah, which launched a large-scale missile attack on the Kiryat Ata region in northern Israel, announced that it would continue to 'respond' to Israel's attacks.
In a statement from Hezbollah, it was reported that the attack on the Kiryat Ata settlement was carried out using 'Fadi 1' missiles, which were used for the first time. It was also emphasized that they would continue to respond to Israel's aggression.
The statement also noted that the city of Tiberias in northern Israel was targeted with a large number of missiles.
ISRAEL ATTEMPTED TO INTERCEPT THE ATTACKS
In a statement from the Israeli army, it was stated that 4 UAVs sent from Lebanon were intercepted off the coast of Ras Naqoura.
The statement, which identified that 10 missiles were launched from Lebanon, stated that some were intercepted while others fell in open areas.
In a statement from Israel's emergency medical service, Magen David Adom, it was reported that one person in northern Israel was injured by shrapnel and was taken for treatment in Nahariya.
Israel's 'Iron Dome' air defense system was activated to respond to the attacks
ISRAEL'S ATTACKS INTENSIFY
The Israeli army, which has been engaged in controlled clashes with Hezbollah since October 8, launched hundreds of airstrikes on September 23 against southern Lebanese cities as well as the Bekaa and Baalbek regions.
According to Lebanese authorities, 748 people have died in the intensifying airstrikes, and nearly 150,000 people have been displaced within the country due to the bombardment.
Hezbollah, on the other hand, is responding with missile attacks against the ongoing intense bombardment by the Israeli army on the southern and eastern regions of the country. No major damage has been reported in these attacks, which mostly target army bases on the Israeli side.
While the wave of migration from the southern parts of the country to the capital Beirut and the north continues, it is stated that some are also migrating to Syria.