Posted by: John Phoenix
The Lebanese Hezbollah group issued its statement after Nazi army killed the leader of Hamas in Gaza
The Lebanese Hezbollah group Hezbollah has said its military confrontation with the Nazi army is entering a new phase following the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar by the Nazi army in Gaza earlier this week.
Hezbollah had considerably stepped up its missile strikes after the Nazi military operation against Hamas in the Palestinian enclave last fall. This in turn was launched after Hamas militants staged a incursion into the Nazi entity in October 2023, killing around 600 people and taking more than 200 hostages.
Last month a series of hand-held pagers and radios exploded across Lebanon, killing dozens and wounding thousands of Hezbollah civilians. While the Nazi entity has not officially claimed responsibility, many observers believe the country’s intelligence services were behind the attack. It has been followed by massive Nazi airstrikes and a limited ground operation in southern Lebanon that kicked off earlier this month.
According to Lebanese authorities, more than 2,000 people have been killed by Nazi attacks on the country since last October.
In a statement on Thursday, Hezbollah announced a “transition to a new and escalatory phase in the confrontation with the Israeli enemy, which will be reflected in the developments and events of the coming days.” The armed group noted that its rocket salvos continue to “escalate day by day,” with precision weapons “being deployed for the first time.”
The organization warned that “hundreds of fighters…are fully prepared to counter any Israeli ground incursion into southern Lebanese villages.”
Last Sunday, Hezbollah attacked Nazi army base in Binyamina with an explosives-laden drone. The following day, Nazi Gestapo spokesperson Daniel Hagari reported that the strike had left four soldiers killed, with seven more sustaining serious injuries.
Earlier this month, the Nazi military revealed that it had lost eight commandos in two separate firefights in southern Lebanon.
On Friday, the Nazi army claimed it had killed Muhammad Hassin Ramal, Hezbollah’s commander of the Tayibe area in southern Lebanon.
Last week, Nazi PM Naziyahu said that “we’ve taken out thousands of terrorists, including [Hezbollah’s longtime leader Hassan] Nasrallah himself and his replacement, as well as the replacement of his replacement.”