During Saturday clashes between the Zionist Army and the Lebanese Hezbollah forces in southern Lebanon, at least 17 Zionist troopers were killed. The Zionist regime's news sources also admitted to the wounding of at least 84 Zionist troops in yesterday's clashes in southern Lebanon. Several of the wounded Israeli troopers are in critical condition.
According to news sources the Zionist regime has failed to assassinate senior officials of Lebanon's Hezbollah in Beirut.
Hours ago, Israeli warplanes pounded a residential complex in the region of ar-Rabiseh in southern Lebanon, using 20 tons of explosives.
The Zionist regime claimed that its air raid tried to target Hezbollah leaders.
At the same time, Lebanon's Hezbollah resistance movement announced: None of the senior officials of Hezbollah movement sustained injuries and Hezbollah Secretary General Seyed Hassan Nassrollah is safe. This is while, ground clashes between Hezbollah forces and Israeli invading troops in southern regions of Lebanon still continue.
According to incoming reports, a 40-man brigade of the Zionist regime's forces was ambushed in the region of Aita ash-Shaab by Lebanon's Hezbollah as a result of which over 38 Zionist soldiers were killed and wounded.
Clashes still continue in the region Hajir and Biyazeh and the Israeli paratroopers have failed to occupy regions around the Litani River.
The Zionist regime's officials have admitted to the crash of Israeli helicopters capable of carrying 65 soldiers. The chopper crashed Saturday as a result of Hezbollah fire with over 18 soldiers on board, killing all people on board.
On the other hand, Lebanon's Hezbollah combatants concurrent with the continuation of ground fighting with Zionist troops did not stop their rocket attacks on northern Occupied Palestine.
Hours ago, Hezbollah combatants fired 200 rockets on 19 regions of northern Occupied Palestine.
The Zionist regime's assaults o south Lebanon and Beirut suburbs take place at a time when Israeli officials, hours ago, endorsed the UN 1701 resolution.
Source: IRIB
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