AA/ Beirut / Stephanie Redd
Hezbollah on Friday announced the death of six of its members in clashes with the Israeli army in southern Lebanon, bringing its death toll to 261 since October 8.
In separate Anadolu statements, Hezbollah condemned “Ahmed Javad Shehimi, born in 1964 from the city of Markaba, Ibrahim Anis al-Zein, born in 1982 from the city of Shahhour, and Mustafa Ahmed Maki, born in 1983. Tibnin. »
In a later statement, Hezbollah mourned Ali Muhammad al-Hafi, born in 1984 in the city of al-Halusiya, Mustafa Ali Nassif, born in 1991 in the city of al-Hafir in Bekaa, and Ali Abdel Hassan Naim, born in In 1974 in the city of Sela.
However, the group did not give details about the circumstances of their deaths or the clashes in which they were involved.
The killings of these six members brought Hezbollah’s death toll from clashes with the Israeli army to 261 since October 8.
On Friday morning, Hezbollah announced in two press releases seen by Anadolu that it had directly targeted the Zbdin barracks in the occupied Lebanese farms of Chebaa with missiles and a second time targeting the Zbdin barracks with Falak missiles. ,
This week, Lebanon’s southern border has seen Israel’s most violent military escalation since clashes began, which left 16 dead in Israeli attacks on villages and towns in the region last Wednesday. Nine were killed in two Israeli attacks on the towns of Tair Harfa and Naqoura, in addition to nine other rescuers killed in a raid on the Islamic Medical Association Center (affiliated to the Islamic University) in the town of Al-Habariya.
*Translated from Arabic by Malek Jomni
Source: AA
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