🇮🇱🇱🇧 In Yarun and Maroun, no new progress or Israeli attempted advances.

While the the IDF operated in most of Maroun, much less progress in Yaroun.

As for Aitaroun, the Israeli army just reached its western outkists from the direction of Maroun

- In Mays al-Jabal in Blida, similar to Maroun and Yaroun, the IDF operated most of the central and southern parts of the towns but didn't reach their north yet

- In Hula, we can notice that the IDF operated in the outer eastern roads of the town in the direction of the highway leading to Markaba where the IDF has largely operated in that town.

The IDF also advanced/operated in Reb Tlateen town, cutting the town in half through an incursion starting from the border area.

- Finally, in Aadaysit and Kfarkila, we can notice them operating in the areas we reported on two days ago. It's the border area and the towns facing Israel. However they haven't yet dug in the towns central or most actually.

It is estimates that the IDF has so far operated in about 35km^2

📸 New satellite imagery analysis shows that in a 3-sq-mile area of southern Lebanon, covering Blida, Mhaibib, and southern Meiss el-Jabal, at least 296 buildings have recently been demolished by the IDF either by airstrikes or controlled explosions.

You can view the map by Nathan Russer that tracks IDF movement through newly dug roads here:
https://goo.gl/maps/ZPLBxbDrowqCQdTC9

📸 A new satellite image taken today, Oct. 24, reveals that a large part of the village of KfarKila has been destroyed by the Jewish invasion to south Lebanon.

Image credit: @planet

🥀 Al-Manar reporter Ali Shoaib mourns the martyrdom of his photographer who accompanied him for months to cover this war.

Wissam Qassem was killed this morning in an Israeli airstrike on a compound hosting local and foreign journalists, causing extensive and wide scale damage

📸 From the Israeli attack on the compound hosting journalists in Hasbaya. The compound was public and the cars were clearly marked as press

From the incident today, in the mass attack on journalists in Hasbaya, by the Israeli army which is supported by the Western Nations.

For more photos

🇱🇧 Former Lebanese Forces MP Antoine Zahra:

"They counted 35,000 Israeli violations, however what about compared to 100,000 from Hezbullah."

He is making reference that Hezbullah has 100,000 members, implying the whole existence of Hezbullah both the civilian and military wing is illegal and a violation

He also accuses the Lebanese army and the UN for turning a blind eye to Hezbullah's preparations in south Lebanon.

🇱🇧 Lebanese Forces official Charles Jabbour:

"The Iranian era [in Lebanon] is over. It is living its last days. In a few months... Hezbullah has no options [no path] in the new scene."

🇱🇧 Senior Kataeb member Serge Dagher:

"If Hezbullah had not attacked Israel, they would not have attacked us.

Israel has been dragging Arab countries towards peace for so long. It is not shameful to normalize relations."

🇮🇱l🇱🇧 After setting few houses on fire, Israeli soldiers sing demonic songs, yesterday in a house on the Lebanese border.

❗️ Sirens in Haifa

📹 About two rockets were fired towards the Kiryats in Haifa

A sweet day indeed, one that comforts my heart and as refreshing as a cold drink on a summer day in the desert

☠️ The Israeli army announces the death of 5 new soldiers in Lebanon, successfully eliminated yesterday at night

The rotten carcases have been identified as:

- Major (Res.) Dan Maori, aged 43, from Beit Yitzhak-Sha'ar Hefer, deputy commander of the 89th Battalion, 8th Brigade

- Captain (Res.) Alon Safrai, aged 28, from Jerusalem, a tank officer in the 89th Battalion, 8th Brigade

- Warrant Officer (Res.) Omri Lotan, aged 47, from Bat Hefer a soldier in the 89th Battalion, 8th Brigade

- Warrant Officer (Res.) Guy Idan, aged 51 from Shomrat, a soldier in the 89th Battalion, 8th Brigade

- Master Sergeant (Res.) Tom Segal, aged 28, from Ein HaBesor, a soldier in the 89th Battalion, 8th Brigade

☠️ The Israeli army announces the death of 5 new soldiers in Lebanon, successfully eliminated yesterday at night

At approximately 11 pm yesterday, Hezbullah identified a group of soldiers inside a Lebanese village and fired rockets at it.

The rockets successfully landed inside a building the IDF was operating in, and damaged it alongside a big logistical convoy that was near the area looting.

The attack killed and injured about 2 dozen soldiers. 5 were killed, 4 others seriously injured, and others medium to light.

The convoy was attacked just a few before it was leaving Lebanon back to Israel. This is why the IDF is not fortifying positions in Lebanon and is mostly retreating the bulk of forces back to Lebanon after raids, excluding necessarily ones ofc.

⭕️ Hezbullah's last statement yesterday was for an event at 9.40 pm in Markaba. The rocket attack that killed and injured 24 soldiers was at 11 pm

I guess whoever fired didn't tell his leadership yet. LOL.

You my mate are a good shot, give me 14 of that please. Alhamdullillah

Btw, considering they acknowledged the rockets hit the logistics convoy, this means several unarmored trucks and humvee have definitely exploded by secondaries too.

⚰ At least one of the guys who took this trophy photo in Ramiah before they demolished the majority of the village was killed today.

He is the bearded guy. He happens to be a close relative to a hostage in Gaza too. I guess they can both make a reunion in hellfire.

📸 Warrant Officer (Res.) Guy Idan, aged 51 from Shomrat, a soldier in the 89th Battalion, 8th Brigade

🇱🇧l🇺🇸 The meeting between the Lebanese PM Mikati and Israel's enabler Blinken begins in London.

https://news.1rj.ru/str/LebUpdate/46213?comment=755741

I use the words I find simple for my flow. Just take the context and flow

🇱🇧l🇪🇺 The high representative of the EU Josep BorrellF says restoring Lebanon's sovereignty requires the deployment of the army in the south.

FACT CHECK:
There are 10,000 Lebanese soldiers deployed in south Lebanon, in every village, town, and land. They operate freely and coordinate with the UN forces daily.

The Lebanese army has fully deployed there since at least 2006, that's 18 years ago.