⚠️ A series of Israeli airstrikes target Srifa area. (Is this the first time?)

📸 The Israeli attack targeted a location between Froon and Srifa village

A total of at least 9 airstrikes!

⚠️ A renewed waves of airstrikes on the valleys between Froon, Srifa, and Ghandohrieh.

The Israeli army continue to work daily, since that dawn, to degrade Hezbullah's rocket array through the valleys of south Lebanon. This is a reality and its toll is building.

📹 A third wave of airstrikes reported in the same valley between Srifa, Froon, and Al-Ghandohrieh.

The whole valley was subjected to more than 20 airstrikes, a wave after another.

🗞 Israel's coordinated wave of attacks on Hezbullah's infrastructure in the valleys of south Lebanon

This is for waves of attacks to degrade abilities, not daily attacks and a toll for recently only:

1- Attack on dozens of valleys on 25-August
2- Attack on half a dozen valleys on 30-August
3- Attack on several valleys on 4-September
4- Attack on several valleys on 6-September

Such attacks have destroyed dozens of sites, rocket launchers, caches, and various infrastructure. Valuable in terms of infrastructure built during peacetime and needs peacetime to be re-built.

📸 According to various Israeli media, bunker buster bombs were used in the attack tonight, deep in south Lebanon and outside the current frontline boundary.

The valleys there hosts an alleged underground facility, whose construction started in 2021. This satellite photo and claim were posted tonight based on Google Maps, by an Israeli hobbyist on Telegram.

📸 Photo shared of the entrance south west of Fron valley.

(Middle photo doesn't look like Google maps)

Continuing the thread 🧵

- Injury of a child in July
- Injury of a child in August
- Death of a child in August
- Death of children in August
- Injury of a child in August
- Injury of a child in September

✍ To note, those who attack others for taking photos from afar after attacks happen are delusional and frankly retarded.

Yes, going near the area and taking photos of debris is unacceptable, but beyond that, there is no wrong or harm. Yes saying publicly what was definitely attacked based on your previous knowledge is unacceptable.

Israel knows what it attacked, or knows that it attacked. They can see the ground at day and night, and can see this cloud of smoke, and light.

This photo or what is shared, is what we see and they see and everyone sees.

🗞 Thankfully, no casualties reported in any of these attacks.

🗞 According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, two were injured in the Israeli attacks on Kfarkila and Burj al-Muluk.

📹 The Jewish army released footage of their attacks tonight, claiming to have targeted 15 rocket launchers and various sites operates by Hezbullah in south Lebanon.

The attack was not attributed to any retaliation

📹 Lower quality video

🗞 In the wake of tonight's attacks, the Israeli army issued a statement to settlers in evacuated and close by settlements to duck, waiting a possible Hezbullah response to these attacks.

📸 Asteroid (or whatever the term is) spotted falling over Lebanon, Syria, and Palestine.

🗞 Some 30 rockets were fired from Lebanon towards mount Niria, where an IDF base operated by Golani Brigade is located. The attack was in response to yesterday's Israeli wave of airstrikes.

Rockets impacted in open areas according to the Israeli army.

⭕️ Sirens in Safad and Birya, first time in weeks

📹 Several rocket impacts in Shlomi and Liman in a previous rocket attack

⭕️ Hezbullah issued a statement stating they attacked Manot settlement, in response to the Israeli aggression and lebanese villages, notably Kuneen.

📹 The Israeli army targeted the rocket launcher ussed in the attack earlier, I'm Kabrikha village. [video]

Additionally, they attacked with mortars Laboneh village, and carried 3 drone strikes in Al-Wazani border area.

Moreover, they continued to fire flares towards the Khiyam plain, in renewed attempt to burn it.

🗞 The attack on Kabrikha injured two civil defence members.