Resistance groups in Iraq intensifies operations against Israeli military sites

In a statement released by the Resistance, they confirmed conducting four operations aimed at Israeli-occupied areas, citing retaliation for the "massacres" committed by the Israeli regime against civilians, including children, women, and the elderly.

One of the most significant operations took place in Umm al-Rashrash, known today as Eilat, where Islamic Resistance fighters launched a drone attack targeting two Israeli positions. This was followed by a drone assault on a strategic location in the occupied Golan Heights, marking the third attack of the day on Israeli-held territory in the region.

Earlier that day, the Resistance launched two separate drone strikes, both aimed at key targets in the occupied Golan Heights. These operations reflect an intensifying military effort by the Iraqi Resistance, who vowed to continue escalating their attacks on Israeli military strongholds in response to ongoing Israeli violence.

The Islamic Resistance reiterated their commitment to supporting the Palestinian and Lebanese populations, stressing that their operations would persist and expand in response to Israeli airstrikes and military actions targeting civilians in Gaza and Lebanon.

Meanwhile, reports from Syria indicate that Resistance factions also targeted a US-occupied gas facility in northern Deir Ezzor, Syria. The Conoco gas field came under attack with two rocket-propelled grenades (RPG), according to local sources.

In retaliation, US occupation forces stationed at the gas facility launched missiles toward the Saker Island area, located in northern Deir Ezzor. No significant damage was reported from the US counterstrike, marking the fourth consecutive day of US military responses to Resistance activities in the area. (ILKHA)